JT

no, i don’t think there’s an easy-install way to do that.

But here’s what you could do:
– install wordpress
– setup the categories and post types
– export the database for that site
– install wordpress as usual on other server
– “drop” the database tables on the new site
– import the database from the first site

Sounds like you may be having connection problems with your website host. Try contacting them and tell them you’re having trouble uploading a set of files on the server.

Ok, correction… I installed PHP Execution plugin so php would work in posts now.

Looks like the language code letters are passed through, but in an odd location (ie not where the code is placed, but in the filepath).

so instead of getting this:
../../wp-content/uploads/imagees.jpg

I get this:
../../es/wp-content/uploads/image.jpg

It’s workable though, I can put a new directory and upload my images there.

Thank you for your help!!

Thanks for the quick response!

I tried but WordPress is not allowing php to work inside page content.

So instead of calling the language code, this is what shows in the source:

<img src="../../wp-content/uploads/image<?php echo $my_transposh_plugin->target_language ?>.jpg” border=”0″ alt=”” align=”left” /><br />

Very simple fix. Read the FAQ!

Why is there a warning message on the admin page ?
The previous version of the plugin did not properly account for the first-time usage of the plugin settings. In other words, you have to visit the custom post order manangement page for the first time, in order for the plugin to initialize its variables.

So… Go to Settings > Custom Post Order. Set your settings there, then the error disappears.