laptophobo

I have tried removing the plugin, then replacing it. But still have same problem. Anyone out there have an idea?

Thank you,

I ended up having to use another form plugin for the longer forms. Too bad: FS is so great, which I still use on the easy ones where staring over isn’t a big deal.

I get about 3 request each month for the bilingual linker code. So, here’s the instructions that works on my end:

Get plugin: This is done through the Bilingual Linker: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bilingual-linker/
• Activate this plugin with Network Activation.
• The plugin will not show in sub site plugins. (There will be vague instructions along with a link to the author within Settings > bilingual linker. Note: you may have to delete the plugin, re-install it, and immediately click network activation.)
• Add the following codes in the templates, such as header.php (one goes in the English, the other in the Spanish)

(In the English template):

<?php // Bilingual Linker for English template
if ( function_exists( 'OutputBilingualLink' ) ) :
echo '<ul>';
echo OutputBilingualLink( $post->ID, 'version en espanol', '<li>', '</li>'); echo '</ul>'; endif;?>

(In the Spanish template):

<?php // Bilingual Linker for Spanish template
if ( function_exists( 'OutputBilingualLink' ) ) :
echo '<ul>';
echo OutputBilingualLink( $post->ID, 'version in English', '<li>', '</li>'); echo '</ul>'; endif;?>

• Create a post. Near the bottom of the page is the Bilingual Linker box. Place your alternate language link there.
• View.

I found the solution. Sorry for the post.

The “is” tag, e.g.: “is_page(77)” covers both the parent and children.

Cool. I’ll give it another try.