jsber

Thank you for you response!
I tried using pll_save_post as follows:

add_action('pll_save_post', 'test_func', 10, 3);
function test_func($post_id, $post, $translations) {
    syslog(LOG_WARNING, 'post status: '.$post->post_status.', post title: '.$post->post_title.', translation count: '.count($translations));

    foreach ($translations as $language=>$post_id) {
        syslog(LOG_WARNING,$language.' '.$post_id);
    }
}

I create an English page “Page en” and a French translation for it, “Page fr”.
Now I create a dutch translation “Page nl” and when I go look at the logs for “Page nl” I still get only one related translation for “Page nl” the first few times the action is triggered..

post status: auto-draft, post title: Auto Draft, translation count: 1
nl 45
post status: draft, post title: Page nl, translation count: 1
nl 45

I would have expected to find the translations for this new “Page nl” to be able to check them…

Only after pressing the save draft button, I get:

post status: draft, post title: Page nl, translation count: 2
en 16
fr 11

Is this the most reliable way of checking for translations when a new post is being saved?

• This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by jsber.

Strange, because my other custom time fields don’t get a date picker but still use the time picker (though the layout changes after activating this other plugin)

And I noted I have a few other plugins who change the layout of the date/time/color picker. I’m somewhat new to this level of development. How should one prevent this from happening (as a developer)?

Hi! Thanks for responding 🙂
I already deactivated and reactivated Jetpack’s Sharing module, I even deactivated the entire Jetpack plugin but it doesn’t seem to make any difference…

I think it was left untouched, it was “Delen:” as the blog is installed in dutch.

Edit:
The website is: bevegan.be (normally redirected to another website but now occasionally accessible. If you want, I can give you an account to see what’s going on?)

Thanks for the quick responses and helpful solution!
This solved the problem!

Unfortunately I encountered another problem..
When installing Polylang and Events Maker side by side but without configuring anything, and more specific, not setting any languages in Polylang, I get a white screen everywhere which makes it impossible to login again. When turning debug mode on, I get these errors:

Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in …/www/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/events-maker/includes/class-wpml.php on line 105

Fatal error: Call to a member function get_languages_list() on a non-object in …/www/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/events-maker/includes/class-wpml.php on line 105

Deleting the content of the “active_plugins” entry in my database, activating my plugins one by one and setting a polylang language before activating Events Maker did the trick (after removing the language again, these same errors came back), but I guess it can put people in nasty situations..

Super thanks for this wonderful plugin though! I hope my comments helped making it even better 😉 Keep up the good work!

In my setup I’m using Polylang with English, French and Dutch. I use (the updated) Twenty Fourteen for now..
It does not happen on any page load though, just with any activation or deactivation of plugins and when I switch to different themes (like Twenty Fifteen) as far as I have noticed.

I also get this (dubble) notice on every page load, front-end as well as back-end:
Notice: Undefined property: WPML_Translate_Post_Type::$default_lang in …/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/events-maker/includes/libraries/translate-post-type.php on line 194

Notice: Undefined property: WPML_Translate_Post_Type::$default_lang in …/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/events-maker/includes/libraries/translate-post-type.php on line 194

Unfortunately I’m running this site locally for testing purposes..
I will try to put something online :p