Update! Version 2.0 is here: Translate Widget 2.0
So, I’ve completed my first bona-fide Wordpress Plugin 
It’s one of those newfandangled widgets, and it adds little flags to your sidebar, which will take you to a translation of the current blog page. It uses google translate, but removes the frame, so it looks quite nice! Once you’re in one language, you can browse around the blog, and everything stays translated. You can just click on the English flag to get back to the original language. You should see it on my sidebar now, and you can give it a trial run. Then, if satisfied, download it here:
Translate Widget
The zip includes a /flags/ folder, and a translate.php file. Both need to be placed in the /wordpress/wp-content/plugins/widgets/ folder. If you want to change the English language flag from the default American to either the British or Canadian (as I have!) flags, they are included, just rename flag_ca.gif, or flag_uk.gif to flag_en.gif. Now you can just go to the widget’s options.
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Comments, tips, or problems are welcome, just leave a comment here, or send me an email (Address is in the sidebar.)
Do enjoy!
Update on June 14, 2006: The plugin now supports Arabic, since Google has added that to their list of supported translations. This brings the total to 9 languages.
To those not familiar with Wordpress Widgets, you need to have the Widgets plugin installed before you can use my widget.
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162 Comments
Nice job. Added link to your Translate Widget in this Codex article:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Plugins/WordPress_Widgets#Third_Party_Widgets
Nice work, Trevor. Widgets are cool. If Google Translate was faster, I’d put your widget on my site. As it is now, the service is slow as molasses! Not your fault, of course, but still a reason to wait.
That’s fantastic, Trev! Wow, really.
…and I love that Chinese is an option…
Very nice.
But – I’m german, and Google solves only translations like de-en or de-fr.
I’ve simplified your code for german users (i hope its ok?).
You can find it here.
Frank
Wow! Nice.. That’s pretty kewl…
—
Daniel J. Weber – Cahind Linx 13:47
No fair, your first plugin and it got better press than anything I’ve done!
j/k. Maybe I should look into widgets 
Haven’t seen them at all yet cause they didn’t seem all that brilliant… just plugins that generate content meant for the sidebar… maybe FreshTags should be reformulated as a widget?
By the way, did you find it annoying with your new layout or something? FreshTags seems to be bye-bye from your blog just now…
And I just installed AltaVista’s script lol. This is way better because there is no big box and 9 vs 8 flags; Y!’s translator (big box too) has no flags. Don’t they understand that if you don’t read that language, you can’t understand their drop down list? True, flags aren’t language specific but each country does have a main language… so thx. Hopefully it will be easier for me to implement than another certain WP plugin that I never did get the flags to display for.
I placed in my site but i have this error when activate the widget:
Warning: call_user_func_array(): First argumented is expected to be a valid callback, ‘widget_translate_noframes’ was given in /home/t610yz60/public_html/juanpi/wp-includes/functions.php on line 1279
Any solution please?
Hey Trev,
Looks great. Nice job.
Can I ask you a question? How do I get the flags in a Horizontal position like yours? By defualt, my flags are vertical.
I also didn’t think “widgets” had any value but if people keep making them as useful as Trev’s more people will surely use them. Thank You!
Hi! Nice widget, it works without problems.
I need a little customization, a (Line Break) between “Translate” and the flags. How can I do it?
hi, is it too much to ask to add the Russian language to the list? i am a newbie in this, but having a Russian translation on my blog will be very very appreciated
thanks
My blog is in French and I would like to set the default language as French to get a translation from French to another language.
Can you help me further.
Hi Trevor,
It looks like a very good thing to have on my weblog, but I’m a rookie with plugins. I was able to activate it, but how can I add it to my sidebar?
thanks in advance for your help.
I am master of Techpush:)
I am pleased to see your comment about changing Translate Widget to meet Chinese blog, I am looking forward to the next version.
Translate shows the flag vertically and not hortizally
You should modify the plugin to work as the Search default widget.
So the only thing we must do is add a Text widget with the text that we want.
I also was having problems with the flag images appearing vertically. I solved the problem by adding the following CSS definition:
#translate img {display: inline;}Wow, talk about a response!
Thanks to all of you for the comments, suggestions, and links! My traffic doubled over the past week. Not that I have a lot of traffic, but that’s still awesome. I believe I got back to everyone who needed a response by email. If you still have a question outstanding, let me know.
Geoff, thanks for the easy CSS fix.
Works great and less filling!
I did get some complaints while auditing my pages about undefined width and height for the flag images, so I went in and added them e.g.;
echo "" ?>');Looks like a cool and useful widget. Have some of the little bugs mentioned above been corrected? Is the downloadable version up-to-date? I downloaded the file but there was no text file, no instructions.
Leopardy,
There are really no urgent changes needed to the widget, just the CSS styling to make sure the flags are horizontal, and the width/height attributes on the images. All the instructions you should need to install the widget are in the post above. As I mentioned in my latest post, I\’m not going to work on web stuff until July, so I\’ll make those changes, and hopefully some bigger ones then. Some things I hope to implement then:
Anyone have any other suggestions?
Hi
Im spanish, and to use this widget I couldnt change the language to spanish, because the widget tried to translate my text from english (my text is spanish) to english, and it didnt do nothing.
the solution is that i changed in translate.php this:
echo "<a title=\"$langname\" style=\"margin-left:1px; margin-right:1px;\" href=\" http://www.google.com/translate?hl=en&ie=UTF8&langpair=en%7C$langcode&u=$url\"><img src=\"$image\" alt=\"$langname\" /></a>";
to this:
echo "<a title=\"$langname\" style=\"margin-left:1px; margin-right:1px;\" href=\"http://www.google.com/translate?hl=es&ie=UTF8&langpair=es%7C$langcode&u=$url\ "><img src=\"$image\" alt=\"$langname\" /></a>";
changing the language coming from and translating from Google. I think it should be explained in a Readme file.
I also changed
$langname='English';$langcode='en';
to:
$langname='Español';$langcode='es';
and
$languages = Array('Francais' => 'fr', 'Deutsch' => 'de', 'Español' => 'es', 'Italiano' => 'it', 'Portugese' => 'pt', 'Japanese' => 'ja', 'Korean' => 'ko', 'Chinese' => 'zh-CN');to:
$languages = Array('Francais' => 'fr', 'Deutsch' => 'de', 'English' => 'en', 'Italiano' => 'it', 'Portugese' => 'pt', 'Japanese' => 'ja', 'Korean' => 'ko', 'Chinese' => 'zh-CN');and then there’s no need to change the .gif flag’s names, you know? i could’nt repair my problem changing the .gifs names
well i hope this is usefull to you, and explained in future versions. kind regards!
great widget trevor! works perfectly! is there anyway to have it NOT display the google translating page after clicking on a flag? i’d rather the page stay static and then display the translated page when it’s done. surely someone here can solve this. thanx!
Hi , I’m just a beginner at Wordpress — and I was wondering where you put that command:
#translate img {display: inline;}
so that the flags are drawn horizontally?
That’s CSS, so you need to put it in your theme’s CSS file. You can get at this from the Wordpress admin screen, click the presentation tab, then the Theme Editor tab. If you’re not editing
style.css, click stylesheet on the right. Then add it to the bottom and clickUpdate File.Trev, thanks for the speedy reply. I did that, and it didn’t work. Is it because I’m using the Regulus 2.1.3 theme?
Ok, I’ve got it. For the Regulus theme, you need to change what you’re adding to this:
#translate a {display: inline;}That should work.
Hi Trev — thanks! That worked — now the flags are a bit large so that it goes to the second row, but this will do! Thanks again!
Hi trev — thanks again. Yes, now it works perfectly!
Hi I think this widget is really nice! Is there a way to remove the english flag in the widget? I have one extra flag and it appears in the next row alone. I think this is ugly… You do not have it here.
para que version de wordsprres esta hecho este plugin?
My Translate Widget requires the Widget Plugin, which only runs on Wordpress 2.0+.
Hi
Your language toolbar is excellent. Please could you do me a big favour??? And add Arabic (Google has an Arabic Beta).
Mm, I guess the flag should be Saudi Arabia.
BIG THANKS
Thanks for this cool widget, I’ll implement the german version to my site as soon as I find the time to add widget support to my theme.
Christopher, I have added Arabic to the plugin
I’ve updated the whole thing, so you can get it from the same place.
It’s nice to know that google is updating their translation service.
You are a star. Thank you v v much // Christopher
great plugin, but when i checked my site from a different machine, none of the flags showed…….any suggestions?
Mike,
That is strange…
The only thing I can see that’s different on your site is that google analytics is injecting this into the links:
onclick="javascript:urchinTracker('/outbound/www.google.com');
I have google analytics running on this site too, but that doesn’t show up for me.
Maybe try disabling analytics, and see what happens? It’s up to you.
This plugin intrigued me and I thought I’d give it a go. I encountered a pretty major problem though and that is when i click on one of the flags to get my page translated it loads up google translator okay but it doesn’t result in a translated page (just blank). And yes, i know it’s supposed to be pretty slow. Any suggestions as to what the problem might be? I’ve left the widget activated (as of the date this is posted and prolly for a few more days unless I get no response). You can click on my name to visit my blog.
Hi, I really like this widget, using it along with babelfish to give readers as many options as possible. I have one question/request though.
I\’m using the King Text widget (found here) with most of the items in my sidebar so that I have better control over php and html surrounding widgets as well as an easy way to make the menu items collapsible (see the right sidebar on my site http://www.ttancm.com). With most plugins/widgets there is a function call or tag that is placed so that the to determine where the plugin/widget is displayed (with the theme switcher widget for example the code is
< ?php if (function_exists(\'wp_theme_switcher\')) { ?>
< ?php wp_theme_switcher(); ?>
< ?php } ?>
and so I am usually able to just paste this function call/tag into the king text widget in order to sort of embed other widgets into the king text widget in order to make them collapsible.
With your widget however I can\’t figure out what I would need to enter into the king text widget to embed this widget or if this is even possible.
Hi Trevor! Just wanted to drop you a note to let you know your widget is perfection! Installed with no problems the first time and works like a charm. Thanks for sharing your hard work!
Looks very nice. Now if google only would translate to or from dutch
Great plugin Trev! Using it on my site and works like a charm!
I do have one quick question for you though, is it at all possible to center the flags?
They’re currently left aligned in the widget, how would I go about making them centered?
Thanks!
Parm
great plugin! Thnk you very much. I installed it and it works flawless.
Is there a posibility you can make a standard plugin instead of a widget?
That’s exactly what I am looking for.
Just to echo what ttancm wrote above. I never really got widgets to do what I want them to; is there a non-widget way / call to integrate it? Cos apart from relying in widgets (which still doesn’t work universally), it looks excellent!
Thanks for the great widget. Works great here at http://vorpal.us
The only bug I see is that the translated page can’t find the flags.
Nice!
Trev:
I was wondering if you could go through the thread and answer a few of the questions within it. There were a few questions that you said you answered via email, but others are probably coming looking for the same answers (i.e. I want to know how to but a break after the title so the flags go below it). It would be good if you could put an FAQ in the Original Post here.
Great widget by the way!
Really great; simple, elegant, functional, and worth the wait for google to do it’s thing…Seriously…great , great job!
Nice widget Trevor.
Now my girlfriend who is learning english can more or less understand my blog
Cheers
Carlos
Wonderful plugin, I love it, great job!
I use the Andreas-09 2.1 theme and the flag pictures are not shown, when I include the widget and activate it. The flag folder and its contents are in the right place (/plugin/widget folder), but it still doesn’t work. Do I have to set any attributes to the folders? I host with dreamhost. What can I do? Thanks!
Nice work Trev!
Is there a bug on line 58, where we can read “.gif.png” ?
$image = get_settings(’siteurl’).”/wp-includes/images/flags/flag_$langcode.gif.png”;
Hi Trevor, this plugin is very interesting… no words…
But, I got a problem… the default idiom (of my blog) is spanish, for this reason, the plugin don’t translate the page in other idioms.
¿What I do?
Thanks!
Simply Brilliant!!!
This is a great and stylish plugin. I’ve been amazed looking at the site stats just how many people are making use of it.
Well done Trev! great little widget and easy to use!
Clickionaire
http://www.Clickionaire.com
Trev. Thank you so much! I have been in much need of a good translate widget for my blog. Have downloaded and will add it some time soon. Look forward to many more of your tips!
Holiday Cheers!
Implemented your widget. Worked like a charm! http://www.joshpglane.com
Excellent plugin – Its very use ful for my unix blog at http://unix.vc/unixblog. thanks for your plugin and time
-Ravi
I’d clicked on your translator… but it’s not work!!!
love the idea of this plugin, it will be useful. have it installed and activated, but i don’t want it to replace everything i already have in my sidebar, i just want to add it to the sidebar. is there a way to drag and drop it into the sidebar without having my other info over ridden? i suppose i’m asking if there is a css code for it so i can add it into the sidebar under my themes.
Nice Job!
Hi, we have a free online translation tool which supports 16 languages: English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Dutch, Polish, Ukrainian, Japanese,
Chinese, Korean, Hebrew, Arabic, Farsi. You can see it at http://www.gts-translation.com/freetranslation.asp. We also have code which you can use to translate your website or blog into 12 languages. See it at http://www.gts-
translation.com/webtranslation.asp.
the download link doesn’t seem to be working, I would love to have this plugin widget..
Thanks
Richard
this plugin is very cool, but unfortunately my blog doesn’t support widgets without changing the theme, but I really want it. Decisions Decisions.
How do I get this to work with subdomains? Everything works great except the url output is http://www.domain when it should be http://sub.domain.
Thank you for your great script.
Hi, I am trying your translation widget on my site. I have a problem. My site is for registered members to view only. So I login and pick a new language from your widget and it sends me to a login screen again in a new language. Once I log back in the page is back to english. Any help would be great thanks!
Yotsume,
This plugin will not work for your site, because it basically sends the URL of your page to Google. Google looks up that page, and since they are not registered at your site, they get the login page. There are a couple of other translate plugins out there for Wordpress which might work better for you.
I just installed this yesterday. It was working perfectly. I upgraded to Wordpress 2.1 today and it isn’t working, now. Is this a known issue? That is being upgraded.
I think I love the widget though. I was going to post that here in a few days.
Thanks so much for your time. It must be hard being so famous while still going to school.
Hi Jennifer,
My blog will hopefully be updated to WP 2.1 in the next few days. I’ll look into the issue then.
Wow, this post now has 100 comments!
Great widget. Thanks!
Dude, simply an awesome job
Keep up your great plugins
How can I implement this on my blog that is hosted on wordpress.com site?
Thank you for a splendid work.
I write Japanese news in blog.
This plug in translates a Japanese sentence into English.
And I send information to the world.
Thank you once again
Thank you Trevor
Its brilliant!
Hi Trevor
Thanks for the translate widget. I discovered that about a quarter of the hits on Vorpal.us were from outside the US, and figured that I should have a translation on the site.
Nice Job!
Ted Schober (aka marcus)
Hi Trevor, Thanks for the cool widget.
On my blog (new install of 2.1) for some reason, your widget puts each flag on its own line in the sidebar. I’d like to have them grouped like on your site. Is this possible? Also, there is a think black border around each flag, I don’t know what is causing this.
FYI: I am trying to use the 3 column Vertigo Electried theme
http://www.briangardner.com/themes/vertigo-electrified-wordpress-theme.htm
I notice that this theme also has trouble displaying the del.iou.us plugin (nothing appears). A few other quarky things happen such as links appear automatically on seperate lines if I just type in a <a href rel=”nofollow”>type of code in a widget text box. Is it the theme that has problems with your code? Any ideas?
Thanks again for your time and effort. – marc
Hi Trevor,
Do you know if is possible to add portuguese language to the plugin list?
Your plugin looks great…
Thanks for you effort!
Thanks for sharing!
Hi Mirella,
Portuguese is already in the list.
Do you reckon we can get this for wordpress.com? It would be a great widget i think!
Hi Christos,
You’d have to take that up with the developers of wordpress.com.
Hey there, i’ve never used a widget or word press before however i do want to install this to a website that is not a blog, or worpress thing. just a standard html webiste. will I be able to?
please let me know asap as i’d love to use this.
Thanks Trev,
I am going to have a look at how I can integrate this into my travel site. Should be just what I have been looking for.
Cheers!
Its installed and quite nice to have translation for my readers. The only problem is that each flag is surrounded by a colored border (red linking color) and I was wondering if there way I could fix this and have it look normal. Great plugin, appreciate your good work.
Never mind Trev – I moved the widget down a bit and the red borders vamoosed – thanks again for the solid work!
This is what I am looking for. Thanks Trev. I will give it a try.
Hi,
I would like to know if I can put it on Blogger.com ??
Thanks
I installed the Widget, and when I hover over a flag, it lists the URL of the site as: http://googletranslateinfo=http://sitename/blogurl/blogurl
instead of: http://googletranslateinfo=http://sitename/blogurl
It double posts the blogurl and that obviously returns an invalid URL. Thanks in advance!
I changed lines 22 and 33 for my specific site from:
$full_url = ‘http://www.google.com/translate?hl=’.$orig_lang.’&ie=UTF8&langpair=’.$orig_lang.’%7C’.$langcode.’&u=’.$url;
and replaced the “‘&u=’.$url;” with “‘&u=http://nameofmyblogsite.com/’.$url;”
It’s a hack and slash, but it works for the moment. Thanks for the cool translation tool.
Hi Trev,
This is an awsome plug, and makes my site look great! Thanks for creating and sharing this!…
I was wondering ,is there a line of code I can use to call the translation manually as opposed to the widget? only I would like to put the flags underneath my search box in the header, so I would need to put the code in the header, I just dont know how to call the function or what code to use?
Many Thanks
Martin
Wordpress 2.2 breaks your plugin and widget.
Great.
I’ll look into it.
Thanks for letting me know
about the widget not working with wordpress2.2: my problem seems to be that Sidebar Widgets 1.2.1.20070210b causes a fatal error. therefore i can’t use your awesome widget. i hope the answer is easy … i love your widget!
Apparently 2.2 comes with widgets as part of the core now, so you shouldn’t need to have them installed.
Thanks for the bup reports, guys!
The widget now works with Wordpress 2.2.
oops, found another bug Trevor. It seems google change something with their translate page code. if you click on any flag it goes to an error page.
Actually, that would be me botching up a search and replace in the plugin! Fixed now.
Thanks again.
If I replace the small flags with bigger flags (like 30×20) will it break the plug-in? Just wanted to check before I messed anything up. Thanks much & I *love* this plug-in. Great work!
Mandy,
That should work just fine. Just replace the images in the flags folder, making sure to name them the same as the old ones.
First off, thanks for the great translation widget, Trevor!
I only recently downloaded the widget and noticed a slight problem.
When the code calls google:
http://www.google.com/translate?hl=‘.$orig_lang.’&ie=UTF8&langpair=’.$orig_lang.’%7C’.$langcode.’&u=’.$url; widget_trc_translate_print_flag($langcode,$full_url,$en_flag);
… it refers to a redundant url, causing a “error 404″.
For example, and for the sake of simplicity: on my site, if I wanted to translate english-to-english, the widget calls: http://johnddugan.com/document/document/, instead of just http://johnddugan.com/document/ .
I’m sure this is an easy fix, but I am not versed in .php … any suggestions on how to correct this?
I, also noticed this error is occurring on your home-page as well.
Thanks for your time,
_john
Wow, great plugin! You wouldn’t believe how long it took me to find a translation plugin/widget that was 2.2 compatible.
Good Work!
I have the same problem as Ben and John have, but Ben’s solution didn’t work for me.
Trevor,
I saw your translate widget on someone’s blog and loved it. I was wondering if there is a way to get it to work with Blogger.com?
Trevor,
Your plugin worked great with WordPress 2.2 but after I upgraded to version 2.2.1 today, it triggers a fatal error when I try to activate the Translate plugin.
Yep, I get an error too. The plugin doesn’t work with 2.2
Hey Trevor,
GREAT work!! I have one small issue..under the translate bar I am getting “–>” showing up underneath. Any ideas why..? You can view it at http://www.palmettoculebra.com/
Thanks,
thanks a lot
hi trevor ,..
i have mi blog in spanish ,… so when i put the plugin in spanish, only two flags show me ,.. but if i put in english,.. their load the another flags ,…. can i put in spanish with all the flags?
look http://www.gonzas.net
great widget .,.,.,
bye
Hi Gonzalo,
That’s because Google only supports translating from Spanish to English. So, that’s why only the English flag is showing up.
ok , thks ,….i see your pic in my bloglog ,… chau!!
hi trevor,
i was using your very cool widget until it broke with the update to WP 2.2
are you planning to upgrade it for compatibility with 2.2, or, is there any way to make it work with 2.2 ? i don’t know PHP, so I’d greatly appreciate any info.
thanks,
rd
WOWzer this is what I was looking for.
Thanks a lot for taking the time and coding such a wonderful plugin.
Any plans on making this compatible with 2.2?
ty for the translation widget.
Hey Trev,
Very great plugin, can you by any chance add “Traditional Chinese” because a lot of the Asian communities use that instead of Simplified Chinese.
Hola,
I have updated the plugin. I fixed the double url bug, and it should work fine. Get it from the same download location. I’ll be writing a post announcing the new version soon.
thanks for the update
Hello Trevor
I just updated to wordpress 2.2, downloaded your plugin all went well, Now when I go to my site all I see is the word translate but no pictures of the flags are there, what could be my problem? any help would be appreciate Thanks.
Hello Trevor,
Very nice widget! Unfortunately It’s not working correctly in my wordpress 2.2.1.
Two things.
One: The downloaded zip files only contains blank.gif and flags.png. I don’t see a flags folder ?
Two: How should I install this? Should the files go under “widgets” folder or the “plugins” folder ?
Please help!
Thanks!
I have the same problem as clifton
How/where can I force a newline after the Title? I’m sure it’s very basic, I was just hoping you could point me to the necessary line. On your site you have the Title, a horizontal dotted line then the flags. On mine it has the TitleFlagFlagFlag with no break or BR tag.
Very nicely done, btw. Thank you for the updates.
Dear Brother,
I installed your translate plug-in and Flags are not displaying on the sidebar. Please let me know the solution if you have time. Thanks a lot.
Union
I have the same Problem: No flags! (WP 2.2.1)
I hope you have no big problem with that.
I look back later.
hi there my frnd has created a same kind of script for static webpages but the PLus point in mine is aftrer translating the url’s dont show you
some thing like this http://www.google.com/translate?hl=en&ie=UTF8&langpair=en%7Cpt&u=http://trevorcreech.com/blog/2006/04/27/translate-widget/
but http://www.yoursite.com/article/language name
so would u like to try that or implement on your plugin ?
juss mail me back at messiahDOTreloaded AT gmail DOT com
the title is appearing on the same lines that the flags begin on – there is no seperation between the title and the flags. I would like the flags to start on the next line, now on the same line.
Doesnt work in 2.3…..any help?
Gives a google error page.
yeah seems like it has some problem with 2.3 any one else facing same problem ?
You’v do a great job! I will use it in my website(English to Chinese translation)
I cannot see any flags on my website. I downloaded the plug-in, activated it and when I view the site, it has the title “translate”, but no flags.
Any help? I checked out how it works on your site and really like it.
Good work.
Hey Trev! Most cool. Up for a small graphics improvement? I’d like to add a linespace between the title and the flags, and another between the flags and the bottom margin — to match the format of all the other widgets I’m using. Can you give me a line or two to add to your .php script? Thanks!
subdomain.example.com
Please, how can the plugin be adjusted to render links for a WordPress URI which starts with a subdomain?
As it is, the plugin uses only the domain, example.com, rather than subdomain.example.com …
Thanks!
seems to be a great plugin…but I cannot have flags pict. and no /flags folder in your zip… Where should I put the 3 files? Now, all are in wp-content/plugins/translate/
Hey…
I was searching for some translation widgets that can be used on blogs and I came across your site. I like the widget but Im not sure if it can be used with Blogger ? I also found another entry in your blog that says the time on the blog can be viewed by the user in their own timezones. Can that be used for Blogger ? Thanks.
Hi, Trevor. Is it possible to make this translator work for “Sandvox” ? ( my web page software) I would really like to “get it from Canada” if possible! Lemmee know…. Bob.
Hi Trevor!
Very awesome plugin! Make any blog can go international…
BTW, my wish-list is : add Indonesian language.
There is thousand blogger from Indonesian, and just fyi Indonesia is a #4 of country population in the world.
Indonesia’s language similar with Malysian, and Brunei Darussalam so they can also have the benefit.
Ronald
Una muy eficaz widget, gracias!
I have word press. How can I add your translation widget? Help!
http://www.rupeenews.com or actually http://www.moinansari.wordpress.com
Can you make any other suggestions and any other cool widgets for the site?
Trevor, I am very impressed with this widget! Make sure you add this to your resume an/or portfolio. It is a strong widget with your name all over it. I am honored to have come across your site in my WP ventures.
Bryan from Boston, MA USA
Thanks for the great Translator plug-in. I used it for my Bible blog, Fast Track to Victory, at http://www.songsfromtheword.com/Site/Blog/wordpress
Hopefully, they will get exposed to the gospel, even if only because they want to practice their English…
Blessings,
Cheryl
Trevor Hi!
Can you please take a look at my site & tell me what could be wrong with the translation widget on there.
I purchased this site from someone else. The translation widget was working fine until I had it transferred to Hostgator this week. They did the transferring of the files for me as I don’t have a clue how to do it myself. After several frustrating days of my site not coming up in the search bar I only saw a “moved permanently message & couldn’t view it at the temp. URL given by Hostgator. They said it was because of the type of script used is why I couldn’t view it at the temp. URL. Anyway then after the nameservers were pointing at Hostgator they took some of the plugins off & readded some & said they saved the general options to. When my site was able to be viewed I realized some plugins were left off one being yours so I reactivated these. Now I have a problem with yours but I want to keep it on my site.
Hostgator is denying it is something they caused or can fix. They said to contact the person who built the script. Can you help? Or do I need to get in touch with the web designer who set it up? Any ideas? Will upgrading Wordpress(which I need to do) help with this?
I notice now not only is the red button messed up but the languages are not translating now either? Help! Hostgator has really irritated me this week with this. This is my first site & they did not warn me that the files transferred may not work properly.
Take Care,
Cheryl Brownlee
does this plugin support wordpress 2.5 is there anyone on this website? i love this plugin but it looks likt nobody is supportingit
anyone here?????
Hi,
This widget seems pretty cool but I can’t get the codes! I’m far from being a computer expert. I don’t know if you could just email me with the codes. That would be nice.
By the way, we are neighbours!! I live in Oakville
Hi Trevor,
This widget looks very nice but i know nothing about codes but would like to add it to my Blog.
Marcio
Very neat tool, I will consider using it on my site
http://www.russisch-uebersetzung.ch
Thanks again, O.
I can only double the comment of Austin. What I need is that your original blog is located at e.g. http://translit.cc/ and the the localized versions are hosted at e.g. http://gr.translit.cc/ , http://am.translit.cc/ , http://ua.translit.cc/ and so on… I just showed on the example of my site. It already has this structure, but the texts are not translated yet.
Can you please patch your code to do that?
Great tool, I will definitely consider using it for my websites.
does it work with Blogger’s blog?
I want it to translate from Spanish to other languages. I just found one widget that works on Blogger, but is terrible…
did anyone try this on blogger?
thnks
Lu
Many of my customers are international, and this plugin will help them navigate my site so much easier than in the past. Thank you very much!
Cat
Hi!
A question…
Why i see only 2 flags on my blog?
Only the original language and one translation language.
And the others flags… are where?!?!
In holiday? ;-D
Thank’s in advance,
EnZiS
hello guys,
the blog has been discontinued since the owner do not reply to the comments nor he updates the plugin anymore…you’d better move on!
The flags are all blurry and I am not sure how to correct this
Without much effort just change the following
Your language (mine ‘es’ only replaces;))
WANTED (no quotes)
“$ trc_langmap = array ( ‘en’ => array ( ‘fr’, ‘of’, ‘en’, ‘it’, ‘pt’, ‘ja’, ‘ko’, ‘zh-CN’, ‘ar’ , ‘ru’) ”
Change ‘en’ with ‘es’
And (no quotes)
“$ trc_langmap = array ( ‘en’ => array ( ‘fr’, ‘of’, ‘en’, ‘it’, ‘pt’, ‘ja’, ‘ko’, ‘zh-CN’, ‘ar’ , ‘ru’), ‘fr’ => array ( ‘en’, ‘of’), ‘from’ => array ( ‘en’, ‘fr’), ‘is’ => array (‘ en ‘,’ ja ‘),’ it ‘=> array (‘ en ‘),’ pt ‘=> array (‘ en ‘),’ ja ‘=> array (‘ en ‘),’ ko ‘=> array (‘ en ‘ ), ‘zh-CN’ => array ( ‘en’), ‘ar’ => array ( ‘en’), ‘ru’ => array ( ‘en’));”
CHANGE (no quotes)
“$ trc_langmap = array ( ‘en’ => array”
BY
“$ trc_langmap = array ( ‘en’ => array”
localize (replacing ‘es’ for your language)
“‘es’ => array (‘ en ‘)”
And we add (no quotes)
“‘es’ => array (‘ en ‘,’ ja ‘,’ fr ‘),” and we want all languages
Sin mucho esfuerzo solo cambias lo siguiente
Tu idioma(el mÃo ‘es’ solo sustituyes
)
BUSCAMOS (sin comillas)
“$trc_langmap = array(‘en’=>array(‘fr’,'de’,'en’,'it’,'pt’,'ja’,'ko’,'zh-CN’,'ar’,'ru’),”
Cambiamos ‘en’ por ‘es’
Y en
“$trc_langmap = array(‘es’=>array(‘fr’,'de’,'en’,'it’,'pt’,'ja’,'ko’,'zh-CN’,'ar’,'ru’), ‘fr’=>array(‘en’,'de’), ‘de’=>array(‘en’,'fr’), ‘es’=>array(‘en’,'ja’), ‘it’=>array(‘en’), ‘pt’=>array(‘en’), ‘ja’=>array(‘en’), ‘ko’=>array(‘en’), ‘zh-CN’=>array(‘en’), ‘ar’=>array(‘en’),’ru’=>array(‘en’));”
CAMBIAMOS (sin comillas)
“$trc_langmap = array(‘en’=>array”
POR
“$trc_langmap = array(‘es’=>array”
localizamos (sustituye ‘es’ por tu idioma)
“‘es’=>array(‘en’),”
Y le añadimos
“‘es’=>array(‘en’,'ja’,'fr’),” y todos los idiomas que queremos
Gracias por tu widget
Thank you for widget is awesome
Great plugin-widget. I was having some problems with it displaying but I think that I got everything figured out…. A+++
translation for state ‘iw’
‘iw’=>array(“עבךית(hebreu)”,x,x)
This is a very useful tool. We want to use it on some of our travel sites. Good stuff!
The plugin works fine but in firefox i get words not the flags and in IE i get the outline of a flag but no image. Any ideas.
bien hecho.
Hey Trev!
Thanks for this awesome translation widget!!
Best regards from Sunny Spain!
THis is cool . i am gonna use it!
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