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Awesome!

That solved the problem.

Thank you kindly.

Yes, subpages and parents…

Let me check this out.

@electricfeet

Moving was time-consuming, as always is… but I’m almost 100% done in the transition.

Polylang is clear and efficient, also cares about the permalinks, which I didn’t have on /mqtranslate.

I did make the modifications in my child functions.php… Perfect! You tutorial is so so clear.

So far so good with Polylang, keep it that way because it seems a more promising plugin than mqTranslate. Also, it worth taking the time of creating translated pages/removing tags, it really does.

Thank you for all the great support, I might ask you something later, but now I’m good enough.

Mark as solved and close the thread if you want.

You don’t want to know how many things happened till I get here….

Long story short:

Seems that Checks if a plugin is activated function is admin area only.

NOTE: defined in wp-admin/includes/plugin.php, so this is only available from within the admin pages, and any references to this function must be hooked to admin_init or a later action. If you want to use this function from within a template, you will need to manually require plugin.php, an example is below.

http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/is_plugin_active

So I solved with this hack:

/**
* Detect plugin. For use on Front End only.
*/
include_once( ABSPATH . ‘wp-admin/includes/plugin.php’ );

Before calling the snipped code you pasted in functions.php

No errors now, no crashes, but text in slider completely disappeared…

I’m kind of back to the beginning… :-S

From the cgi_error_log

20140803T160945: www…./wp-admin/admin-ajax.php
PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function is_plugin_active() in /…../domain/abcweb/wp-content/themes/customizrchild/functions.php on line 21

Line 21 is:

if ( is_plugin_active(‘mqtranslate/mqtranslate.php’) ) {

With just the <?php tag:

PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected $end in /…../wp-content/themes/customizrchild/functions.php on line 1

What about this???

/*
* QTranslate
* Credits : @acub, http://websiter.ro
*/
if ( current_theme_supports( ‘qtranslate’ ) && is_plugin_active(‘qtranslate/qtranslate.php’) ) {
//outputs correct urls for current language : in logo, slider
add_filter( ‘tc_slide_link_url’ , ‘tc_url_lang’ );
add_filter( ‘tc_logo_link_url’ , ‘tc_url_lang’);
add_filter( ‘tc_fp_link_url’ , ‘tc_url_lang’);
function tc_url_lang($url) {
return ( function_exists( ‘qtrans_convertURL’ ) ) ? qtrans_convertURL($url) : $url;
}

//outputs the qtranslate translation for slider, featured pages
add_filter( ‘tc_slide_title’, ‘tc_apply_qtranslate’ );
add_filter( ‘tc_slide_text’, ‘tc_apply_qtranslate’ );
add_filter( ‘tc_slide_button_text’, ‘tc_apply_qtranslate’ );
add_filter( ‘tc_slide_background_alt’, ‘tc_apply_qtranslate’ );
add_filter( ‘tc_fp_text’, ‘tc_apply_qtranslate’ );
add_filter( ‘tc_fp_button_text’, ‘tc_apply_qtranslate’ );
function tc_apply_qtranslate ($text) {
return call_user_func( ‘__’ , $text );
}

I might have some other hack that is pumping up qTranslate crap and can’t be handle without that function.

I did that already, other computer or WP Editor, same results…

It seems it needs this formula to avoid crashing:

if (function_exists(‘qtrans_convertURL’)) {
add_filter(‘walker_nav_menu_start_el’, ‘qtrans_home_mitem’, 10, 4);
function qtrans_home_mitem($output, $item, $depth, $args) {
return ( get_home_url(null,’/’,’http’) == $item->url || get_home_url(null,”,’http’) == $item->url ) ? str_replace($item->url, qtrans_convertURL($item->url), $output) : $output;
}
}

even with qTranslate deactivated.