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  • @milostvp,

    Subscribe2 doesn’t work very well with Translate, as I recall this plugin concatenates different languages in the same post row in the database and then only displays the correct content in the browser using Javascript.

    Since Javascript is client side and not well supported in email clients this is not at all easy to get right via email.

    Polylang seems to work better with Subscribe2.

    Thread Starter MilosTVP

    (@milostvp)

    Thank you mattyrob for your answer. However, I cannot switch to another language plugin because my site is filled with posts made using Qtranslate. I’ll give Polylang a try definitely, on some dummy site.

    Anyways, is there some hack code I could insert into Subscribe2 scripts to strip off all languages except my default one?

    @milostvp,

    You’d probably need to make changes to the classes/class-s2-core.php file. Find the 2 places where the ‘the_content’ filter is applied to the post and just before that apply the qTranslate function that strips out translations, I think it’s this one qtrans_useCurrentLanguageIfNotFoundUseDefaultLanguage().

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