Qtranslate and All in one event calendar

Ok I figured it out. Here is the solution if anyone wants it.

In app->controller->javascript.php change:

$ajax_url = admin_url( 'admin-ajax.php' );

To:

$ajax_url = admin_url( 'admin-ajax.php?lang='.qtrans_getLanguage() );

Save that and then in app->view->calendar->view->abstract.php change:

$instance_permalink = get_permalink(
			$event->get( 'post_id' )
		);

To:

$instance_permalink = qtrans_convertURL(get_permalink( $event->post_id ), NULL, TRUE );

That should force all the links to the content of the event to format the URL depending on the current set language.

Actually, that didn’t work out quite the way I wanted. So I changed the permalink settings back to default and added this code to abstract.php (the second add_query_arg):

$instance_permalink = add_query_arg(
			'instance_id',
			$event->get( 'instance_id' ),
			$instance_permalink
		);
		$instance_permalink = add_query_arg(
			'lang',
			htmlspecialchars($_GET["lang"]),
			$instance_permalink
		);
		$event->set_runtime( 'instance_permalink', $instance_permalink );

It solves all the issues with qtranslate and viewing events except for the date area in the widget (the link to the events of the specific day). That seems to have never worked properly with this version. I’ll post if I find a solution.

Here is the fix for the widget date area:

In /all-in-one-event-calendar/lib/factory/html.php I changed line 33 from

$this->page = $app->get( 'calendar_base_page' );

to

$this->page = htmlspecialchars_decode($app->get( 'calendar_base_page' ));

Probably another bug, but the links to the sidebar had a class ‘ai1ec-load-view’ on them. That told the javascript that it should try to do special things to that link. I removed that class and it seems to work ok now.

I modified line 18 in agenda-widget.twig