WP-dTree with Language Switcher

did you resolved it?
Can you explain any workaround?
Thanks

Yes, I’ve resolved it. That is the code, that you need to change ??

wp-dtree plugin directory has three files for pages, archives and categories. Filenames respectivly: wp-dtree_pge-functions.php, wp-dtree_arc-functions.php and wp-dtree_cat-functions.php.

If you are using only one wp-dtree tree(for example for displaying pages), so you need to edit only pages(wp-dtree_pge-functions.php) file ??

Find the text in those files:

For categories(wp-dtree_cat-functions.php), in line 101:
echo $catresults;
and replace with
echo apply_filters( 'the_title', $catresults);

For pages(wp-dtree_pge-functions.php, in line 37:
echo $pgeresults;
and replace with
echo apply_filters( 'the_title', $pgeresults);

For archives(wp-dtree_arc-functions.php), in line 123:
echo $arcresults;
and replace with
echo apply_filters( 'the_title', $arcresults);

Still, I hadn’t time to fix the Titles of the trees. I’ll post it later.

Here it goes the title filtering:

Open file wp-dtree.php from wp-dtree plugin directory

between lines 129 and 169 there are three lines (you will find them easily:

echo $before_title . $wpdtreeopt['arcopt']['topnode'] . $after_title . "<ul>";
(this one is for archives tree title filtering)

echo $before_title . $wpdtreeopt['catopt']['topnode'] . $after_title . "<ul>";
(this one is for categories tree title filtering)

echo $before_title . $wpdtreeopt['pgeopt']['topnode'] . $after_title . "<ul>";
(this one is for pages tree title filtering)

In order to filter the title of trees which are created by wp-dtree plugin, you have to replace only these parts:

$wpdtreeopt['catopt']['topnode']
$wpdtreeopt['pgeopt']['topnode']
$wpdtreeopt['arcopt']['topnode']

with these:

echo $before_title . apply_filters( 'the_title', $wpdtreeopt['catopt']['topnode'] ) . $after_title . "<ul>";
echo $before_title . apply_filters( 'the_title', $wpdtreeopt['pgeopt']['topnode'] ) . $after_title . "<ul>";
echo $before_title . apply_filters( 'the_title', $wpdtreeopt['arcopt']['topnode'] ) . $after_title . "<ul>";

Of course, you can change only one line if you are using only one type of tree ??

Hope it helped ??

sorry, the last segment of code is mis”pasted” ??
here it goes the correct version:

apply_filters( 'the_title', $wpdtreeopt['catopt']['topnode'] )
apply_filters( 'the_title', $wpdtreeopt['pgeopt']['topnode'] )
apply_filters( 'the_title', $wpdtreeopt['arcopt']['topnode'] )