[Plugin: qTranslate] Solution: translating nav-menus in admin area

Resolved brasofilo
(@brasofilo)

15 years ago

it’s quite a pain making custom menus with qtranslate code being displayed in WP interface

i did the following edit to /wp-admin/includes/nav-menu.php:
– line 82: from esc_html( $title ); to esc_html( __($title) );

– line 236: encapsulate $title again with __(), so it’ll be:
$output .= empty( $item->label ) ? esc_html( __($item->title) ) : esc_html( $item->label );

now i can actually see what i’m doing with custom menus…
:o)

****how can we incorporate this into qtranslate or WP?****

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chudoff.a
(@chudoffa)

15 years ago

I read fix this probem in Link
function qtrans_menuitem( $menu_item ) {
$menu_item->title = qtrans_useCurrentLanguageIfNotFoundUseDefaultLanguage( $menu_item->title );
return $menu_item;
}
add_filter(‘wp_setup_nav_menu_item’, ‘qtrans_menuitem’, 0);

Thread Starter brasofilo
(@brasofilo)

15 years ago

forgot to check qtranslate forums…

thanks, chudoff.a, works perfectly

Anonymous User
(@anonymized-1391468)

15 years ago

This filter fix doesn’t work for me. Although the dashboard menu control looks nice and easy to read, the titles of the menus do not translate on the resulting website when I switch languages.

chudoff.a
(@chudoffa)

15 years ago

BStofko, i know bat knonw’t how fix problem =(

Thread Starter brasofilo
(@brasofilo)

15 years ago

BStofko & chudoff.a,

as a matter of fact, the add_filter fix messed up with my page titles,
they lost their titles’ translations

i deleted the fix, and got back to the core edit of nav-menu.php

Anonymous User
(@anonymized-1391468)

15 years ago

I tried the core edit and it works perfectly, thanks for that.

Thread Starter brasofilo
(@brasofilo)

15 years ago

forgot to mention, i’m using 2.5.14 and wordpress 3.0.4
– apparently this shouldn’t be a problem with qtranslate 2.5.18

Anonymous User
(@anonymized-1391468)

15 years ago

I am using WordPress 3.1 and qtranslate 2.5.18 and it is a problem.

chudoff.a
(@chudoffa)

15 years ago

what you fix in core? sory my englsh so bad =(

Thread Starter brasofilo
(@brasofilo)

15 years ago

bad english no problem, me no native english country too..

but, you read my post number 1??

line 82 and 236 of wp-admin/includes/nav-menu.php

chudoff.a
(@chudoffa)

15 years ago

hm, not work for User area =(
chudoff.a
(@chudoffa)

15 years ago
i have new fix this problem.
```
function qtrans_menuitem2( $item ) {
	foreach ($item as $key=>$values){
	$item[$key]->title = qtrans_useTermLib($values->title);
}
qtrans_useCurrentLanguageIfNotFoundUseDefaultLanguage( $item->title );
   return $item;
}
add_filter('wp_nav_menu_objects',      'qtrans_menuitem2', 0);

function qtrans_menuitem( $menu_item ) {
   $menu_item->title = qtrans_useCurrentLanguageIfNotFoundUseDefaultLanguage( $menu_item->title );
   $menu_item->title = qtrans_useTermLib( $menu_item->title );
   return $menu_item;
}
add_filter('wp_setup_nav_menu_item',      'qtrans_menuitem', 0);
```
It fix user-panel and admin panel. Use =)
Thread Starter brasofilo
(@brasofilo)

14 years, 6 months ago

works like a charm, chudoff.a, thx

same code with error prevention* in the pastebin : http://pastebin.com/CxHd8BD3

* wrap everything with
if ( function_exists("qtrans_useTermLib") ) { CHUDOFF.CODE }

Aldi
(@bedex78)

14 years, 6 months ago

@brasofilo

I had tried chudoff.a’s fix but it doesn’t seem to automatically translate the menus in the front-end. Is this the case for you?

Thread Starter brasofilo
(@brasofilo)

14 years, 6 months ago

@bedex78

yes, same here… investigated the issue, but found no solution until now… will have to look at it in another time…

it would be nice if someone more knowledgeable in wp_nav_menu could jump in