Release 3.4.6.5 is a fixer for WP 4.5

Thank you! I confirm, this really fixed my issue too. Great job!

@john – I’ve duplicated the website to a development domain to test plugin conflicts. I disabled all the plugins except WooCommerce, qTranslate-X and WooCommerce & qTranslate-X. It worked!

So I enabled the plugins a few at a time and tested every time in between. At the end all the plugins were activated again and it still worked!

This means I didn’t find the conflict, but I’ll ask my client if I can do this as well on the live sites).

@john – Extra information: On the live sites I didn’t disable all the plugins at once but tried it one of a few at the time. This showed that when I deactivated Yoast SEO and “Integration: Yoast SEO & qTranslate-X” the issue was solved. It was still working after re-enabling these plugins. So it must have something to do with the order the plugins are activated. Hopefully you can use this information to find the real cause. ??

@jos Klever: this is interesting – thank you very much!

Hi,

Recently I realised that qTranslate works like a mono-language. I used to have WP 4.6 and qTranslate 3.4.6.8. I learnt that qTranslate 3.4.6.5 solved all the wproblems with WP 4.5, I deleted my WP 4.6 and loaded 4.5 but that did not help.
qTranslate still does not work. If I choose Editor Raw Mode I can create dual-language pages but at LSB mode it is not working.

Currently I have qTranslate 3.4.6.8 and WP 4.5 and qTranslate still does not work. What should I do?