Paolo T. (pixline)

I’m working on some contributed code as well as some cleaning/refactoring, it should ship a 3.x compatible version in the first week of April. Thank you for your patience.

Thank you! I’m going to test it and include in the next update (yes, I’m going to upgrade it!)

WHOA! That’s awesome! I’m going to test it and update page2cat soon!
I’m the original author of Category Page, and after a too long break I’m trying to update all my plugins, but I really didn’t expected this! Really thank you for caring so much!

Can you please contact me at [email protected]? I’d like to have a talk with you!

Respect
Paolo aka pixline

As far as I know there’s no way to an easy conversion system. Gengo and other multilanguage plugins are quite completely different. Sorry for that.

That would be really nice, because I’m really going mad to adapt this awesome plugin to WPMU in a heavy environment. Let me explain.

We’re working with more than a hundred blogs as a community betatesting, and we’re really concerned about the huge amount of tables your plugin – actually – installs for each single blog. They’re more than the blog tables! ??

It would be really nice to have some kind of switch (like a define into wp-config or something else) and make it working with a single set of global tables, with a blog_id field. I’ve been working on that patch in the last days but I’m really in a trouble at understanding its inner logic.

I’m looking to keep in touch with you and help in some way, because this is really a blocker for us; I’m willing to know more about making this a paid feature request, but I did not found any means to contact you directly.

Thank you in advance!

really don’t know, but I suspect an issue at the init stage, other plugins are creating false errors with gengo as well. I’m trying to investigate the issue.

we know that gengo is highly broken, and I’m trying to do what I can. unfortunately can’t estimate a beta release at this time.

gengo have a preliminary support for tags, but also some other kind of issues. a language-based tag cloud is in the wishlist.

yes..

https://blog.polldaddy.com/2009/03/10/get-developing-on-our-api/
https://polldaddy.pbwiki.com/XML+API+Documentation

don’t know if this prelude a plugin update or not.

I think there’s something wrong with the API. My API key in the option.php view is:

`
<?xml version=’1.0′ encoding=’utf-8′ ?>
<pd:pdResponse partnerUserID=’0′ xmlns:pd=’https://api.polldaddy.com/pdapi.xsd’&gt;
<pd:errors>
<pd:error id=’333′>Invalid Request, 305</pd:error>
</pd:errors>
</pd:pdResponse>
`

(I hope this is not a valid API key, at least ?? The ironic thing is that they just blogged yesterday about WordPress integration, but looking at the code (even trunk) I can see they *at least* forgot one commit, because even the menu icon path is wrong (hardcoded a strange ‘wp-content/admin-plugins’, which also don’t respect the actual URL structure for the blog…)

This is really bad. I can (barely) accept this kind of errors by a volunteer, non profit plugin author, not from “an Automattic company”, come on.. at least test it on a vanilla WordPress before blogging about it!

Permalinks are a known issue for every Gengo installation, actually. I’m trying to figure out a solution , because I’d like to solve this without breaking the actual URL scheme, but WordPress is making this a little painful.

I think I understand the problem now: the page used as category intro shoud not be parsed by podpress, but this is probably happening. I just need to check both plugins’ filters and figure out a workaround.

Gengo don’t support *at all* WordPress 2.7, actually. You should have checked it before upgrading, I’m sorry. Also, please note that Gengo on Windows and IIS has never been tested before.

You should get your pre-upgrade db backup and downgrade to whatever WordPress version it was; Gengo will not have a stable release in a short time, even if I’m trying to work at it.

What Gengo /WordPress version, to ask about a downgrade?

Actually Gengo don’t support WordPress 2.7 at all, and Gengo version 2.5.3 is only 80/90% working on WordPress 2.6.5.

I’ll try to have a loog at this in the next days, when I’ll have my hands again on the plugin. But I can’t promise it will be, sorry.