Yay! I have solved it! ^_^ If anyone else is trying it, I have replaced:
include('static-slides-sample.php');
by
if ($_GET['lang']=='es')
{ include('static-slides-spanish.php'); }
else if ($_GET['lang']=='ca')
{ include('static-slides-catalan.php'); }
else { include('static-slides-spanish.php'); }
Where “static-slides-spanish.php” is the Spanish slideshow by default, and “static-slides-catalan.php” is the same slideshow, but translated to Catalan.
¡Ola!
That’s great, I hope this will help other users.
Thanks for sharing 😉
exactly what I needed! thanks for sharing the info.
Unfortunately it does not work for me.
But here is my solution. First, you must delete the following line
include(‘static-slides-sample.php’);
if(qtrans_getLanguage()==’de’)
{ include(‘static-slides-german.php’); }
elseif(qtrans_getLanguage()==’en’)
{ include(‘static-slides-english.php’); }
elseif(qtrans_getLanguage()==’fr’)
{ include(‘static-slides-french.php’); }
if ($prlx_slider_mode === ‘dynamic’)
{
print $outputDynamic.$outputScript;
}
else
{
print $outputStatic.$outputScript;
}
Hi Mojoberlin,
since you use qTranslate, I think the ‘language test’ cannot be the same as biotess.
There are many ways to manage the plugin translation, especially for static slides and I wish it was simpler. I want to write a FAQ entry to talk about that stuff but before, I want to figure out how to make the proper test depending on the i18n implementation of the WordPress install:
if(qtrans_getLanguage()=='xx')
or
if ($_GET['lang']=='xx')
or others…
If someone here has good ideas on how to implement something nicely, feel free to share it with us 😉
