michel.weimerskirch

Plugin to make qTranslate work with WooCommerce. No more need to duplicate forms for each language.
In order to use you need both qTranslate and WooCommerce installed.
After it is installed, you can use the qTranslate quicktags (see http://www.qianqin.de/qtranslate/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=3&p=15#p15) for your category names, etc.
e.g. if you use “[:en]Test product[:de]Test-Produkt[:lb]Test-Produit” as a category name, qTranslate – with the help of this plugin – will automatically choose the correct language (in this example either English, German or Luxembourgish) when displaying the category name.
To report a bug or contribute to the plugin, please create an issue at the project page on GitHub: https://github.com/mweimerskirch/wordpress-qtranslate-support-for-woocommerce
I won’t answer to requests in the support forum.
<h4>Known issues</h4>
<ul>
<li>The plugin only works with “URL Modification Mode” set to “Use Pre-Path Mode” in the qTranslate settings.</li>
<li>You need to fill out the WooCommerce-related fields (“Product category base”, “Product tag base”, “Product attribute base”) in the permalink settings. Otherwise the link structure changes between languages, leading to 404 errors.</li>
<li>Using HTTPS only for the checkout pages leads to incorrect redirections. The suggested workaround is to enable HTTPS for the entire site.</li>
<li>Categories/Attributes/etc show up untranslated in the backend.</li>
</ul>

qTranslate support for WooCommerce

Plugin to make qTranslate work with WooCommerce. No more need to duplicate forms for each language.

Nikola Nikolov

paiyakdev

This plugin separates the user comments by the language they viewed the article in – this way you avoid duplicate content(which is frowned-upon from search engines) and comments in other languages than the one the current visitor is using(which is generally bad user experience).
You can manually change the language of each comment(and you will have to set it in the begining).
Bulk-editing of the comments language is also available.
The plugin is using comment-meta to specify the language for each comment, so nothing will break if the plugin is deactivated.
It also should work out-of-the-box for all themes that use the comments_template() function to render their comments.
The plugin also fixes an issue of qTranslate. The issue consists in the fact that whenever a user posts a comment(while viewing a post in a language different than the default one), he is redirected back to the post but in the default language and not the language he was reading the post before posting the comment.

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