It’s not working for me, either. WP 3.6 disables the qtranslate plugin and suggests I install the latest version, which I have. I’ve even deleted the plugin and installed again, same results.
WP gives the option to activate anyway (and risk losing data), but when I click to do so, the activation doesn’t stick.
HELP!!!!!
WordPress 3.6 just came out a couple days ago.. qTranslate plugin developers need time to update the plugin to accommodate the WP 3.6 changes.. I’m sure they are working on it. I reverted back to 3.5.2 until they come out with an update. I’m sure they are aware. Fortunately, I backed my site up prior to attempting the 3.6 upgrade.
I reverted but the plugin doesn’t work fine like before, it doesn’t find the pages of the product I created with woocommerce. I wish they release soon an update. I like qTranslate easy panel set up.
solution until the official latest version is out
Edit the file qtranslate.php and search the text:
define('QT_SUPPORTED_WP_VERSION', '3.5.2);
Replace it with this text:
define('QT_SUPPORTED_WP_VERSION', '3.6);
also u can change the version from : Version: 2.5.35 to Version: 2.5.36
The change was955 proposes works fine on WP 3.6, all parts of qTranslate are fully working again on my page.
I prefer to set the version to 2.5.35.1 though, so I get the official update to 2.5.36, once it’s out. 🙂
I tried the change proposed by “was955” and it worked just fine. I haven’t changed the version, and it works just as well. Thank you very much.
I tried too, it works! Thank you so much!
@was955 THANK YOU! It works on 3.6.
Solution with changing QT_SUPPORTED_WP_VERSION variable is working.
was955: I followed your instruction, but after I edited the site code it shown server error. Do you have any suggestions of how to fix it back to previous mode? the screen shot detail is in the attached file.
http://upic.me/show/46453166
Thank you,
@was955 Thanks for your quick fix! 🙂
@bananablh@gmail.com: That’s probably a syntax error caused by the missing single quote at the end of the statement:
define('QT_SUPPORTED_WP_VERSION', '3.6);
Should be:
define('QT_SUPPORTED_WP_VERSION', '3.6');
Thank you so much @marcus for your single quote suggestion (‘) that was missing. You save my work. and also to @was955 for sharing the way to fix code pluggin qtranslate. I am not so good in this area, but trying to fix the language support on my site.
Excellent! Thank-you! Works like a charm.
Works for me to, thanks a lot! 🙂
