• Hi!

    In first place, thank you for QTranslate-X! It works great and has become the way out for all of us trapped by the unsupported old multilingual plugin.

    I’m using a cloud tag generator for my blog. The tags were displayed in the user selected language until I replaced qTranslate by qTranslate X. After the plugin replacement the tags started to be displayed always in the same language, ignoring the user language selection.

    After take a look at the tag cloud plugin code I realized that the following method was returning false and stopping all the plugin qTranslate support:

    public function isEnabled()
    {
    return defined(‘QT_SUPPORTED_WP_VERSION’);
    }

    It looks like QT_SUPPORTED_WP_VERSION is not defined in qTranslate X.

    My question is: is this a portability issue and in order to make qTranslate X fully compatible with qTranslate the define should be added to qTranslate X? or is this plugin making a bad use of the define (to detect the qTranslate presence) and its code should be updated?

    The plugin is the “Ultimate tag cloud widget” and at present time is not supported by its developer.

    To get through the problem I have replaced the method code:

    public function isEnabled()
    {
    return true;
    }

    With this modification the tag cloud started to work again as always, but I know that this is a dummy solution for this issue.

    My blog: presentimperfecte.net

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