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Aha, this makes a big difference. I will implement a work around. I suggest that the plugin check to see if it is running under an Apache context and provide a warning, if not.

-Erik

Ah, perhaps therein lies the rub. I use NGINX, not Apache. The “.htaccess” stuff is an Apache construct.

You you provide a sample .htaccess file for me so I can adapt those for Nginx?

My .htaccess file in the document root is empty despite the permissions being 0644 and owned by the webserver process.

-Erik

Greg,

Unfortunately, I don’t have any single site installations to test on. I started from the get go on WPMU from the get-go.

Here are my CLU settings:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/o1k8y8y4qh9miwd/Screenshot%202014-04-04%2010.00.12.png

-Erik

Additionally, I just noticed that despite only activating the plugin on one site, I’m getting redirects to /custom-login on all other sites.

-Erik

Beautiful! Problem solved. Thanks again! This is such a sweet approach to language translation.

-Erik

Sorry for the late response. I did not have internet access while in Cambodia.

I enabled “Translation Box”. Fwiw, I also have it in “Horizontal mode”, but I don’t see the box, so maybe it is wrapping off the screen? In the preview screen on the settings page the drop down selection box is also not horizontal, but appears below the flags.

I still don’t see the edit option. I also do not know how to do “one translation away from the the default language” because I’m not sure where that is done.

If I put the URL into https://translate.google.com/, with the extension enabled, I am not given the option to see the edit dialog. If I disable the plugin, then go to the translation site, I once again see the edit option.

I have left the plugin enabled along with the translation box. Let me know how else I can help.

-Erik

I’m having the same problem, but I am unable to correct it with the suggested steps. I have the meta tag embedded in the <head/> section. Translation works just fine, but when I mouse over any text, the option to contribute a suggestion is not presented. I’m signed into Google and have enabled “Turn on translation management?” in the wp-admin settings.

I do see this error on the console: Blocked a frame with origin “https://translate.google.com&#8221; from accessing a frame with origin “https://www.bnbcrm.com&#8221;. Protocols, domains, and ports must match. jquery-1.8.0.min.js:2

Here is my site:

https://www.bnbcrm.com/

Thanks!

-Erik