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I couldn’t get this to work, so in the end I started using a different menu plugin which I found to work much better for me. Not saying this would be the case for everyone, but in case someone is using qTranslate, this might be easier – Simple Sidebar Navigation

Thanks, although I had to insert it one line above – #61, so that it gets added before the PHP code.

Is this the plugin you mean?

WYSIWYG Text Widget

I’ve just installed it on a site using 2.7.1 and it seems to work. It’s a little buggy, which the developer admits, but seems to work.

The above works fine for me, as long as I take out the last curly bracket, since there is one too many. I’m using WP 2.7.1.

Hi there,

I’m also having an issue with NAVT and qTranslate. All page/post titles in the NAVT admin show as <!–:en–>ENGLISH<–:–><!–:–>SWEDISH<–:–> and don’t show on the site. If I drag a page to my NAVT menu and then manually change the name to for example ENGLISH, the menu shows.

I’m using NAVT 1.0.31 and I’ve got both an app/navt_widget.php and an app/navt_widget2.5.php, but neither of them have the code as listed above. Instead I’ve got:

if( !empty($out) && '' != $out ) {
    echo ($before_widget . $title . $out . $after_widget);
  }

I tried just swapping out

echo ($before_widget . $title . $out . $after_widget);

with the code above, in both files, but it doesn’t seem to work. Posts/pages still show wrong in the admin and don’t get listed on the frontpage.

Any ideas on this would be appreciated!

Hello Héctor,

Oh, I just meant the forum text editor above, it converted the & l t ; to < when I pasted.

Would be happy to beta test, I’ll leave a comment on your site.

A bit late, parhaps you’ve already found a way. But in case someone else stumbles over this..

I’ve used the Fold Page List to do what I think you’re after, then outputting it how it’s described here.

Another option might be a plugin such as Simple Section Navigation.

The text editor reformats part of the code. In the source code example, the < > in the title tag, are written as

& l t ;
& g t ;

(but without blank spaces). The < > in the actual a href are written correctly. Not sure if there is a difference in the code, but thought I should point it out.

Hi again,

Thanks for looking into this!

I get that result when I use the widget or call the results in the sidebar. My output looks like this in the source code:

<a href="MYLINK" title="<!--:se-->Utbildning<!--:--><!--:en-->Training<!--:-->"><!--:se-->Utbildning<!--:--><!--:en-->Training<!--:--></a>

Not sure if it could have anything to do with results stored by the other popular posts plugin references above (Top10)? I’ve deactivated it testing yours, but still getting the output above.

Ps. Do you happen to know if one can get notified by email when there are new comments on posts one has subscribed to in WordPress forum? Almost forgot to check this post if you’d replied..

@ikki24,

Thanks for the reply. I just installed your updated plugin, seems like you’ve implemented a bunch of new features – well done!

I guess you didn’t have a chance to look at the issue above, with printing out titles in multiple languages and the pointers the qTranslate author made in reference to that? I’m still getting:

<!–:se–>Swedish title<!–:–><!–:en–>English title<!–:–>

Doesn’t seem to parse the language tabs.

I’ve just installed the plugin and am having the same experience – it’s working fine, but when ticking the box to exclude some IDs, no pages get returned any longer.

In the world of WP plugins, there always seems to be just yet one more around the corner, doing a similar thing. Searching a bit further, I found the Top 10 plugin, which worked with qTranslate out-of-the-box for me.. continuously amazes by the number of plugins available out there!

Forgot to mention – in the original code, it outputs the top level as well. If you look at the whole function posted on that page, simply dim (or remove) lines 30-32, which is where the top level is printed and you’re good to go.

@smartbrunette,

I don’t know how long I’ve searched for this, but it’s been countless hours and stretching over a couple of WP projects. For the latest project, we needed a top menu and a a submenu that went 3 levels deeper at times. I was a bit stumped for a viable solution, until I came across this page.

You add the code to your theme’s functions.php file and then call the function – wptt_multilevel_menu(); – just like you would wp_list_pages. And like magic, it just worked for me in WP 2.7.1. Now I can click any link and it just opens the pages below in the hierarchy. Besides, it uses all the highlighting for current items, parents and ancestors, so styling works great to.

Thus far I’ve not come across any hickups and I’ve extremely happy to have found that bit of code. I don’t know anything about writing plugins, but I guess one could run that code as a plugin? And perhaps one could add extra functions too..

Good luck,
Karl

@jamesisin,

sorry, not 100% sure, different hosts call it different things (and I’m not very good with IIS, just have to build sites on it sometimes) – best would be to check with your host.