Dennis Ploetner

The classes are now namespaced but I’m not sure if that language code works (is it en_GB or en_US?):

$linked_post = '';           
if ( get_locale() == 'de_DE') {      
  $mslsOption = new \lloc\Msls\MslsOptions();
  $linked_post = $mslsOption->en_GB;
}

• This reply was modified 6 years, 4 months ago by Dennis Ploetner.

I have no idea what the problem is here. The Multisite Language Switcher works only in a multisite env and would not change the main settings for the installations. Try to refresh the permalinks or move the folder of the plugin to another name… this should do the trick because it deactivates the plugin.

If not I guess this has to do with some .htaccess …

Version 2.2 is compatible with MSLS 2.4.*

The version in trunk was not aligned with the tagged version 2.4.4 … I pushed 2.4.5 into the directory to resolve the issue when the primary blog is not part of the blog collection.

The upcoming version 2.4.4 offers a better solution for the hreflang links that should work good for you. You could test the dev version on Github: https://github.com/lloc/Multisite-Language-Switcher

• This reply was modified 6 years, 5 months ago by Dennis Ploetner.

I don’t know how this plugin creates custom taxonomies and custom post types. If it creates them in with the WordPress API then you’re good with the Multisite Language Switcher.

Version 2.4.3 is now in the plugin directory. You could probably use also a more generalized version for the filter:

function my_msls_head_hreflang( $language ) {
    return str_replace( '_', '-', $language );
}
add_filter( ‘msls_head_hreflang’, ‘my_msls_head_hreflang’ );

Cheers!

I can confirm that I tracked down the bug and I’ll deploy very soon the next update.