Home Redirects to home?=en

Try Permalinks Postname to be sure

OK, well that is not it. Will let you know when I have a clone setup on a server.

See under Settings – General –

WordPress Address (URL) and Site Address (URL)

Is this complete, https://www.yoursite.com ?

Yeah I added https://site.com for site url and site address.

with www included?

I had a same problem with all the other plugin.(Polylang, qTranslate+, etc)
My default language wont be changed and I fixed it without any modification.

If you click to activate and allow the plugin very first time, the installed languages in the “Default Language / Order” are like below.

O Deutsch
0 English(checked – default language)

I solved the problem like below.
———————————————
1. disable all those languages at “Action”
2. add your default language(NL).
3. add rest of languages.

with www included?

No not with www included.

@rhand,

you want to add it and see if that makes a difference?

I just created a test environment where you can have a look. Please send me your details so I can send the username, password and url. It is a Digital Ocean setup so no cpanel. Just a raw Ubuntu 14.04.1 LTS with AMP and WordPress.

Also just tried adding
<?php echo qtranxf_generateLanguageSelectCode('image'); ?>
instead of

<ul>
<li><a class="english" href="https://domain.com/en/"><img src="<?php echo get_template_directory_uri(); ?>/images/en.png" /></a></li>
<li><a class="dutch" href="https://domain.com"><img src="<?php echo get_template_directory_uri(); ?>/images/nl.png"/></a></li>
</ul>

on the test server, but the new flag generated urls still have the redirect issues AND the problemen that domain.com/nl is used even though domain.com should be used for Dutch.

The good thing though is that the php code does – when urls redirect well – links Dutch pages to English pages. Now I just need the urls to be correct and the redirect / urls go to the right page and that means domain.com for all Dutch pages. Urls generated by earlier mentioned PHP snippet such as https://domain.com/nl/in-de-pers/ should be https://domain.com/in-de-pers/

Also, even though I chose .nl as default and hid the /nl/ for it the standard option mentions:

Default Language / Order up down Nederlands Nederlands
up down English English
Choose the default language of your blog. This is the language which will be shown on https://domain.com/en. You can also change the order the languages by clicking on the arrows above.

which is odd.

When I unchecked Hide URL language information for default language. all is working as /nl/ is added as well as /en/ but that is not what is needed. So it seems this function just does not work to remove /nl/ for domain.com where I want to show the Dutch language.

@gunu Just sent the access details to the test server. Domain is different, but same package. And I unchecked hide URL language which makes all work now, but I need /nl/ removed from url for domain.com .

So it seems this function just does not work

This works in most places just like it should, so this function works.

In your test site you have not changed things, so it is a clean install without modifications?