jalbaiges

I used to use it and it is already installed but is not active. I’ve had some problems also between mqTranslate and qTranslate slug, so I deactivated it some time ago.

Yes, you’re right, hadn’t noticed it. I’m sending you an email. Thank you!

@igorwp73

The slider caption text is supposed to be in a “normal” text field, so you can write anything in it, can’t you?

Ok, Pedro, will wait for new versions! ?? Thank you for your quick answer!

Hello Andzinjsh,

I am facing the same issue. I can see in your website that you solved it. What did you do?

Thank you!

Thank you, Pedro! I can see now categories and tags in the admin posts list, this is great. ?? If I see anything worth to be meant, I will tell you. Thank you again!

Perfect, Pedro, thank you! Will wait for the coming upgrade!

And about the quick edit issue, I understand the point, it is not a big problem usually…

Merry Christmas!

Try this:

[:en]Jade Handex[:de]deJade Handex

Hi Simon,

I don’t use qTranslate Plus but mqTranslate, which is another qTranslate fork and it works ok with slider translations in Customizr. I believe that qTranslate Plus should also work the same way, by just applying the usual [:lang1] [:lang2] qTranslate tags. Did you try this?

Cheers,

Jaume

Just got a solution for select fields that can also be applied to checkboxes.

The idea is to add a “|<value>” (vertical separator + value to insert in database) inside the label text. So, if you just want to keep a “1” if checkbox is selected in case someone wants to subscribe to your newsletter, simply write the following stuff:

[checkbox checkbox322 "mark me if you want to get newsletter|1"]

The original info is available at https://contactform7.com/selectable-recipient-with-pipes/

Hi Oshrib,

Did you ever get an answer to this question or did you get a way to solve it? I have the same situation.

Thank you!

Hi Jitendra,

The temp site is here: https://lafede.tecnolongia.org.

It is still on an early stage of development.

Thank you!

Just in case anyone is interested in, I found a simple solution for my issue. In fact, I could thought about it before because it is quite obvious, but you know, sometimes you have some obsession with one path and don’t pay atention to alternatives.

Well, in my case, I wanted to build a store map plus an event calendar. The problem was that when I used the [locations_map] shortcode, all the locations were shown, both stores and event places. As you might already know if you read the whole thread, I tried to create location categories, etc. Finally, I changed my sight and decided to create two event categories (“store” and “event” itself) and then create an event for every store (called both the same way), so now I can use the [locations_map] shortcode with the (events) “category” attribute that allows me to filter the events that “are” stores. I also use the “scope” attribute with “all” value, as stores are “permanent events”. In the other hand I can also use the (events) “category” attribute in order to filter what are real events and show them in the calendar. I know this is a little bit dirty, as I am forced to create those pseudo-events, but my stores list is not really long and will not change so often, then it’s ok for me.

Thank you Marcus for creating the plugin and all the rest who help in the forums.

Ok, Mariusz, thank you very much. I will ask them and eventually will contact you through your website. Bye!

Thank you for answering again, @mariusz. I do understand your point, but unfortunately I am helping a nonprofit with its website and I can’t afford it by myself. I will ask them if they could. Just in case, how much would it be? Thank you!