Same problem here… WordPress 3.4.1 and latest qtranslate 2.5.31
At first it seems to work and then the visual editor becomes unresponsive with an empty content area… switching to html view reveals the content.
Sometimes deactivating and reactivating qtranslate fixes the problem but only for a moment, then it returns.
For me, it doesn’t work to deactivating and reactivating qtranslate…
I have the exact same problem 🙁
Mee too..
tried other versions ass well. nothing helped.
Empty edit field… 🙁 No images, no translations anymore…
same problem here
deactivating the plugin causes item to reappear in editor, but o course only for the main language
Also, apparently the plugin (since the last 3/4 updates tends to mess with paragraphs: I found several unwanted line feeds
Any news on this? Has anyone found a fix yet?
Me too. Typing into the visual editor *does* edit the content, but I can’t see anything – it’s just a big empty space where the content should be.
We have a problem with the editor too. We’ve tried contacting the plugin developer twice and no response. What happens to us is posted here: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/bug-in-qtranslate-help?replies=1
Can ANYBODY help? Has anyone found a solution?
Same problem that was fixed with olpd plugin edition, now with new version is not working…..
Has anyone heard from the developer?
It seems to work for me 😮
I had the same problem, and the cause was the filter mce_css. You can not use it together with qTranslate
And is it possible to deactivate this filter mce_css??
After many hours, and many tries, this seems to work for me!
In qtranslate_wphacks.php, find :
$content_append .="<script type=\"text/javascript\">\n// <![CDATA[\n";
// disable old editor here if editor is to be initialized
if($init_editor) $content_append .= $q_config['js']['qtrans_disable_old_editor'];
$content_append .="function qtrans_editorInit2() {\n";
And comment the line:
//if($init_editor) $content_append .= $q_config['js']['qtrans_disable_old_editor'];
I made some others changes but I think this one could be sufficient 🙂
Let me know,
Camille
