pozzad

Hello
this is not a problem but a feature: the flags will appear only when the translation will be available. This prevents issues with bad redirects and SEO

Dear Marcos,
the reason because, after installing the plugin, you don’t see the flags is that the translations aren’t still available: if the plugin immediately would shows them (before having created the translation), it would be unable to serve the related page and the link would be broken…
I’ll investigate about the credit link, but I suspect the issue could be related to your theme…

Dear bigguybane
I’m happy to see that you have created a WP account a few hours ago just in order to submit this review ??
I’d like more details about the error headers you’re reporting: this could help me to improve the quality of the plugin.
About the other comments, honestly it seems that you just want to take advantage of promoting another product which has a completely different intent. GT was developed in order to offer completely automatic translations, not assisted ones; the sitemap integration will probably be added but please note that the plugin already adds the alternate links on all the headers of the pages and, for Google indexing purposes, this feature is comparable to use a multilingual sitemap.
Finally, I think that offering a commercial, faster, optimized and fully supported version cannot be defined as a “scam”: if you are interested on these features you can buy, if after buying you’re not satisfied, you can ask for a full refund, otherwise just use the free version.

Hello

Thanks for submitting this issue: it has been fixed on version 1.0.10.

Davide

Hi all
the 0.9.4 version should fix all the compatibility issues with WP 3.1.
Waiting for your feedbacks!

fixed on 0.9.3 version

Could you try to clean the browser cache and try again?

Hi all
I’m the author of Global Translator and I can confirm that they entirely cloned my product!!!

Hi noski2009
I was going to tell you to try the rename ??
There’s probably a strange security filter on your server (perharps it filters the word “cookie”) and this causes the 404.

Please paste the .htaccess content here…

Hi noski
in my opinion you have a custom rewrite rule which causes the 404
You should check your .htaccess file and also try to deactivate all the other plugin (expecialy the ones which could perform firewalling/protection/redirections)

Hi chriscalo123
you have a different problem: your pages contain an double inclusion of jquery which causes an internal conflict.
Plaese remove the following inclusion (or deactivate/change the plugin which make it – it does it in a wrong way!):

<script type=”text/javascript” src=”https://www.howtoseduction.com/wp-includes/js/jquery/jquery.js”></script&gt;

Jquery is already included on the top:
<script type=’text/javascript’ src=’https://www.howtoseduction.com/wp-includes/js/jquery/jquery.js?ver=1.4.2′></script&gt;

Hi
I’ve found something strange on your blog: please check this url https://www.scrummagazine.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-super-popup/.
It will show the list of the plugin files, but if you try to click on “jquery.cookie-min.js” you’ll get a 404 error instead of the js source.
I think this could be caused by a strange rewrite rule or by a permissions issue

Hi noski2009
please change “https://scrummagazine/&#8221; to “/” on “Show the popup only for the following paths”: only the URI should be specified…

Hi BlogKing,
you have to specify an URI, not an URL.
Change
https://www.visiondevelopmentcenterpc.com/im-special/
to
/im-special/

and let me know when done