Alessandro Senese aka Ceceppa

If you use Gantry Menu Widget:

1) you must create a menu for each language.
2) you must edit the file “plugins/gantry/widgets/menu.php”. Replace the function “initializeMenu” with this:

protected function initializeMenu($instance = null)
        {
                $menu = null;
                if (null == $instance) {
                        $instance = $this->getInstance();
                }
                if (array_key_exists("nav_menu", $instance) && function_exists('cml_get_menu_name')) {
                  $nav_menu = cml_get_menu_name($instance['nam_menu']);
                  $instance['nav_menu'] = $nav_menu;
                }
                if (array_key_exists($instance['theme'], self::$themes)) {
                        $theme_info = self::$themes[$instance['theme']];
                        $theme      = new $theme_info['class'];
                        $menu       = new GantryMenu($theme, $instance);
                        $menu->initialize();
                } else {
                        $this->error_message = _g('MISSING_MENU_THEME_MESSAGE');
                }
                return $menu;
        }

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Now all works correctly 🙂

Check if with version 1.2.0 all works fine….

Which theme are you using?

What is your blog address?

Try to edit the 3 pages, check if all fields are ok and publish them again…

Strange… also disable all “actions”, because if you disable all filters and all actions, plugin do nothig….

I’ve fixed the problem. I am completing the last changes 🙂

I don’t think becase $wp_query contains info about required posts.

Go in settings page of my plugin and try to disable “Show the list flag of available languages on:” for pages

Ops, fixed in 1.0.12 🙂