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@creverter: Thanks a lot!

@nicooprat: It looks like you’ve hardcoded knews_subscribe.js somewhere, which is a bad practice. There is no such file in the new version (1.7.4).

Any news?

It moves unregistered jQuery to the header too.

It’s a tiny fix for it — just two array values, is it?

@timodoma
Your widget is hidden under <header>. For this reason it’s inaccessible.

There is no straight way, by you can do following:

//Find the post id by it's slug
$id = $wpdb->get_var("SELECT ID FROM $wpdb->post WHERE post_name = 'ny_jobs'");
//Get post translation id
$tr_id = pll_get_post($id,'fr')
//Get the translation post object
$post_object = get_post($tr_id)

Oh, sorry, it’s my fault. You need to add echo argument:

<?php
$switcher = pll_the_languages( array(
	'show_flags'=>1,
	'show_names'=>1,
	'force_home'=>0,
	'hide_if_no_translation'=>1,
	'hide_current'=>1,
	'echo' => 0
) );

<?php
$switcher = pll_the_languages(array('show_flags'=>1,'show_names'=>1,'force_home'=>0, 'hide_if_no_translation'=>1, 'hide_current'=>1));
if($switcher): ?>
<div id="LanguageSwitcher" class="styleLanguageSwitcher" >
<ul><?php echo $switcher ?></ul>
</div>
<?php endif; ?>

Oops! I never use that toolbar and usually it’s hidden by my custom themes functions. But if it’s already implemented I’ll find a way to extend Polylang class in theme functions.

It’s a bad practice to produce the code generatinge too many Notices as there is a probability to never recognize an important one.

One more point is that this plugin has been written when WP_DEBUG == false so it’s impossible to entrust it and for that reason should be avoided.

Just kill it!

That’s idea is from late 90s and is stupid for 2010s. I’ve already blocked it in AdBlock Plus.

Oh, I see. Version 1.3 vs. 1.4.

I’m going have to tweak (or fork) the plugin to fit my needs.

Current page has yttm_current CSS class. Each current page ancestor has yttm_path class. Just style them accordingly.

Nick, can you send me zipped theme you use, please. maxyudin[]gmail.com

Hello, Nick!

Don’t follow my instructions!. I’ve dug deeply into the plugin code and understood I’m wrong. Sorry for that.

See what happens when you logout and clean up cookies set by your WP installation. If nothing new – deactivate all plugins except Hyper Cache and see what happens then. Also you can try to switch to default template.

In my case it was bad buffering stacking (nested ob_start) caused by custom theme.

I’ve faced the same problem today and I’ve got a superficial solution:

• open cache.php inside hyper-cache folder;
• find the line containing if (!file_exists($hc_file));
• remove return; after that line and before following curly bracket.

Ugly bug…