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1. Jon Hardison
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #
   

   After installing this plug-in for use with xili-Language plug-in, it turned out that this plug-in was the cause of many of the problems I was having.

   I ended up having to get Michel on the phone and get everything worked out and thankfully we were able to resolve everything, but please note:

   This plug-in doesn't properly switch languages and causes unexpected issues with both the xili-language plug-in and WordPress itself.

   While it does switch your language, menus and other things won't work if you use this.

   http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/complete-language-switch/

2. Michel - xiligroup dev
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #
   

   Technically, xili-language since first release (3 years ago) uses a taxonomy named language with the querytag 'lang'. To switch between languages and parts of a site, xili-language don't use cookies. The plugin adds new sub-selection of posts according languages and changes the language (via switch of .mo) of the labels of the theme. Because designing is not data-design as mentioned in readme, the plugin don't provide flags (but examples for webmaster or theme designer). More then 3 ways to create a language menu (via template tag, widget, and insertion in menus if location of menu exists) are available. xili-language is able to be set according content strategy and navigation rules.
   In the case of Jon, the theme is in fact a commercial framework for webmaster not using php. The theme/tool don't use powerful location menus. With little addons adapted to this framework theme, xili-language is working now.

3. Jon Hardison
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #
   

   ... and thank you for that help Michel. =)

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