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How to Adjust Home URL Properly in Breadcrumb NavXT Plugin If You Are Running Multilingual Site

Masino Sinaga — Wed, 28 Jul 2010 10:07:47 +0000

The modification I made in the article with titled: How To Make Breadcrumb NavXT Plugin Support for Multi Language will make that plugin will support for multilingual site. Unfortunately, the Home link in the breadcrumb (if you display it in the breadcrumb) will give you a result always pointing to the default URL’s home, and not to the home of the selected language. For example, you have a multilingual site which English as default language and Indonesian as the second language. So, the default of URL’s home in English is http://www.example.com, and unfortunately the URL’s home in Indonesian does not change, and still using: http://www.example.com instead of http://www.example.com/id/. In order to overcome this little issue but still annoying me, then this following modification will help you by replacing only two lines of code in the breadcrumb_navxt_class.php file belongs to Breadcrumb NavXT plugin.

Open your breadcrumb_navxt_class.php file, and find this code:

	//Figure out the anchor for home page
	$breadcrumb->set_anchor($this->opt['home_anchor'], get_option('home'));

then replace with this following code:

	//Figure out the anchor for home page
	$breadcrumb->set_anchor($this->opt['home_anchor'], get_bloginfo('url'));

Still in the same file, find again this code:

	//Deal with the anchor
	$breadcrumb->set_anchor($this->opt['home_anchor'], get_option('home'));

then replace with this following code:

	//Deal with the anchor
	$breadcrumb->set_anchor($this->opt['home_anchor'], get_bloginfo('url'));

Hope this helps someone out there!

How to Overcome The Missing Posts/Pages After Upgrading to WPML plugin version 1.8.0 of WordPress

Masino Sinaga — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 05:34:37 +0000

For those of you who encountered the missing posts/pages after upgrading your WPML plugin to 1.8.0 version, then this following solutin might be help you. Since WPML changed the element_type value of post and page in the icl_translations table, ie each into post_post and post_page, then you have to adjust this value at the element_type field. After doing comparison to several version of WMPL, I found out that this changes happened since WPML version above 1.7.7. In version 1.7.7, this field was still using post and page instead of post_post and post_page. Actually, when you upgrade your WPML to 1.8.0, this value will be automatically adjusted to the new value. But, in some cases, there are some websites that do not automatically turn to the new value, especially if they deactivate and activate the plugin manually (because they upgrade by replacing the files manually, and not using the auto-update feature).

Go to your cPanel of your website, then choose phpMyAdmin.
Choose your WordPress database, and backup your database (as we will modify one of the tables of this database).
Click on the SQL tab, and then copy and paste this following SQL update:
```
UPDATE wp_icl_translations t, wp_posts p
SET t.element_type = 'post_page'
WHERE p.ID = t.element_id
AND p.post_type = 'page';
 
UPDATE wp_icl_translations t, wp_posts p
SET t.element_type = 'post_post'
WHERE p.ID = t.element_id
AND t.element_type = 'post';
```
Assuming that the prefix of your table is wp_.
Those 2 statement will update your wp_icl_translations table by replacing “post” become “post_post” for the posts you have already had, and then also replacing “post” become “post_page” for the pages you have already had.
Check again your site, and now the posts or your pages will appear properly.
If the problem still remains, then it usuallay caused by the older version of WordPress does not support to use WPML version 1.8.0. I have contacted WPML guru about this problem, and still waiting for the solution. Meanwhile, you can try those solutions above.

Hope it helps!

How to Display Pods Data Properly Using Atahualpa Theme of WordPress

Masino Sinaga — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 04:34:40 +0000

If you use Pods CMS plugin with Atahualpa theme for your WordPress-based site, then this following modification is for you, indeed. It will show you how to display the Pods data properly by using Atahualpa theme in WordPress site. Atahualpa is one of the best WordPress theme that I have been using for this last one year. It is a very powerful theme. However, for some beginners, this theme looks too complicated, especially if you want to hard-code the source in order to put your own content into its sidebar. For example, in this case that we are talking about, when you add your own Pods data into the middle-area of your site, the sidebars are messed-up. Then, after for several hours exploring this theme, I found the trick how you can add your Pods data easily by modifying one of the theme’s files, afterwards adding your own template files and put them inside the Atahualpa theme directory. Yay! That’s so simple, huh?

Open your wp-content/themes/{youratahualpathemename}/bfa_get_options.php file, and find this code:
```
} elseif ( is_category() ) {
```
then replace with this following code:
```
} elseif ( is_category() || is_pod_page() ) { // modified by Masino Sinaga, July 2010
```
That modification means that the Pods page will be treated with the same way when WordPress display the posts based on their categories.
Create your own template file that compatible with the WordPress, for example:
```
/*
Template Name: YourTemplateName
*/
 
include (TEMPLATEPATH . '/functions/bfa_get_options.php');
get_header();
 
// your code to display Pods data goes here ...
 
get_footer();
?>
```
then save it as (for example): my-first-template.php file, and put this file inside your Atahualpa theme directory.

Please note that you have to always put the include statement just like above in order to include the bfa_get_options.php file, in order to tell the theme to always check whether the current page is a pod page or not as shown in the first step above.

Have a nice code!

How to Add Your Own Translation Link to Language Switcher by Using WPML Plugin of WordPress

Masino Sinaga — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 13:54:28 +0000

WPML is a plugin which has the ability to turn your WordPress site into complete multilingual content management systems. Unfortunately, until now I meant, at least until the time before I found this following solution, WPML only supports for the translation of the WordPress original content, such as: posts, pages, categories, tags, and menus (since WordPress version 3.0). I can understand about this, since there are so many possibilities about the content you may have in Pods CMS! That is why WPML has not supported for Pods CMS plugin, yet, whereas this feature I have been looking for that could be implemented in WPML too. I have been waiting for such long time, and… today… God bless the day I found this following solution, indeed! Although the following modification I made sounds like a little tricky or hackish into the WPML’s code, but it works very fine at mine. So, if you are using Pods CMS and WPML for your WordPress site, and you want to add your own translation link that came from your own content in Pods CMS into the language switcher that belongs to WPML, then you came to the right place, because this modification is only for you!

Another information that you need to know is my site uses two languages: English and Indonesian (default language = Indonesian).

So, this is what I did on my WPML 1.8.0:

Open /wp-content/plugins/sitepress-multilingual-cms/sitepress.class.php file, and I find this code:

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                }elseif(is_search()){                    
                    $url_glue = strpos($this->language_url($lang['code']),'?')===false ? '?' : '&';
                    $lang['translated_url'] = $this->language_url($lang['code']) . $url_glue . 's=' . htmlspecialchars($_GET['s']);

then after the last line of that code, I added this following code:

	}elseif(is_pod_page() ) { // Modified by Masino Sinaga, July 14, 2010
		  global $slug_en, $slug_id;
		  if ($lang['code']=='en') {
		      $lang['translated_url'] = $slug_en;
		  } else {
		      $lang['translated_url'] = $slug_id;
                  } // Modified by Masino Sinaga, July 14, 2010

Open functions.php file that located in my theme that I currently using, and then I added this following code at the top/declaration section of the file:
```
    global $slug_id, $slug_en;
```
those variables important in order to tell WPML that in my Pods template, I use them to get the link from my Pods’ content.
In my Pods’ template that I created inside my theme directory, I added this following code:
```
    global $slug_id, $slug_en;
    $slug_id = site_url().'/propinsi/'.$Record->get_field('slug_id');
    $slug_en = site_url().'/en/province/'.$Record->get_field('slug_en');
```
This is only one of the examples how I assign those two variables that mentioned above, so this Pods’ template will hold the values, and then the functions.php file will act as the bridge between Pods and WPML. In other words, the value of variables will be known by WPML that derived from the Pods.

You can see the demo from this following link:
One of the Indonesia Regions. As you can see now, the language switcher (at the right sidebar, also at the bottom of the site) automatically adds the links that came from Pods CMS, either for English or Indonesian.

You will see that those links suddenly just like the links that came from Posts or Pages in WordPress, but they are not. They came from my Pods content, everyone!

Isn’t that great? Oh, how much I love this!

How to Replicate the Footer Language Switcher Menu In Order to Display It Also at The Very Top of Site by Using WPML Plugin of WordPress

Masino Sinaga — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 17:59:09 +0000

I saw one of the interesting discussion topic on the WPML Forum about the same thing with the title of this article. By accidentally, I have just modified the custom footer language switcher for one of my websites that using multilingual feature, and also wrote the similar article about it a few days ago on this my blog. Thanks for the topic on the forum, so I can do some exploration in order to implement the solution for the question that has been asked on the forum. So here is the solution I made for it.

Open your functions.php file that usually located inside you theme’s root directory, and then add this function code:

// In order to display language selector of WPML plugin in footer/header of theme
function languages_list_footer(){
    $languages = icl_get_languages('skip_missing=0&orderby=code');
    if($l['icl_lso_native_lang']){
        $lang_native_hidden = false;
    }else{
        $lang_native_hidden = true;
    }
    if($l['icl_lso_display_lang']){
        $lang_translated_hidden = false;
    }else{
        $lang_translated_hidden = true;
    }    
    if(!empty($languages)){
        echo ''; // <-- adjust this "lang_sel_footer" with the style that exists in language-selector.css file that belongs to WPML plugin (based on the version you are currently using).
        foreach($languages as $l){
            if($l['country_flag_url']){
                echo ' .$l['url'].'">';
                echo '.$l['country_flag_url'].'" height="12" alt="'.$l['language_code'].'" width="18" /> ';
                if(!$l['active']) echo ' ';
            }
            echo ' .$l['url'].'">';
            echo icl_disp_language($l['native_name'], $l['translated_name'],$lang_native_hidden);
            if(!$l['active']) echo ' ';
        }
        echo '
';
    }
}

Since I used WPML version 1.8.0, then I use lang_sel_footer style that exists in sitepress-multilingual-cms/res/css/language-selector.css file. Please adjust with the style that exists in the related .css file of your WPML.

Open your header.php file that usually located inside your theme’s root directory, and add this following code below the .css call:
```
 echo WP_PLUGIN_URL; ?>/sitepress-multilingual-cms/res/css/language-selector.css" type="text/css" media="all" />
 languages_list_footer(); ?>
```
For example, if you use the TwentyTen theme, then you can put that code above after this following code:
```
 bloginfo( 'stylesheet_url' ); ?>" />
```
Now refresh or reload your site, then you should see now at the very top of your page, that custom footer language switcher appears as we want. If the style does not look good at yours, then the problem is usually caused by the style of the language switcher. Please read and follow the first step above carefully.

Have a nice code everyone, and hopefully this will be helpful!

How to Make MicroKids Related Posts version 2.5 Plugin Support for Multi Language

Masino Sinaga — Thu, 06 May 2010 01:11:17 +0000

Yesterday, I successfully modified the MicroKid Related Posts version 2.5 plugin became support for multi language. I edited the strings that still did not use the gettext function, added the sub directory named “languages”, and then added the .mo file into it. I have created the Indonesian translation file into that sub directory. So, there is one .mo file at the moment. I have implemented this multi language version into one of my sites that support for multi language. I hope the author of this plugin will add this multi language feature into the next release.

However, if you want to use the multi language version of MicroKid Related Posts version 2.5 plugin, please download microkids-related-posts_multi-language. If you feel curious with the modification that I had made, you can compare the changes with the original version 2.5 one by using a tool such as WinMerge.

As usual, extract the .zip file to your wp-content/plugins/ sub directory and then activate it from your wp admin if you use it for the very first time. If you have already used it, then simply extract and replace the old version with this new one.

How To Make Breadcrumb NavXT Plugin Support for Multi Language

Masino Sinaga — Sun, 25 Apr 2010 14:34:22 +0000

Today I realized that when I tried to use the Breadcrumb NavXT plugin for one of my websites, it has not supported for the multi language feature a hundred percent, even there are already available the .mo files for multi-language inside the languages sub-folder. I don’t know why there are no complaint about this so far? I thought that everyone that use this plugin only using one language; English. So, in order to support multi language, then I modified the breadcrumb_navxt_class.php file. Please note that this modification applied to Breadcrumb NavXT version 3.4.1. I hope this modification will be implemented in the next version by the author of this plugin.

Find this code:

		$this->anchor = str_replace('%title%', strip_tags($this->title), str_replace('%link%', $url, $template));

then replace with this following code:

		// Begin of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language
		$this->anchor = str_replace('%title%', strip_tags(__($this->title, 'breadcrumb_navxt')), str_replace('%link%', $url, $template));
		// End of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language

Find again this code:

		$breadcrumb = $this->add(new bcn_breadcrumb(wp_specialchars($s, 1), $this->opt['search_prefix'], $this->opt['search_suffix']));

then replace with this following code:

		$breadcrumb = $this->add(new bcn_breadcrumb(wp_specialchars($s, 1), __($this->opt['search_prefix'], 'breadcrumb_navxt'), __($this->opt['search_suffix'], 'breadcrumb_navxt') ));

Find again this code:

			$breadcrumb->set_anchor($this->opt['search_anchor'], $url);

then replace with this following code:

			// Begin of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language
			$breadcrumb->set_anchor(__($this->opt['search_anchor'], 'breadcrumb_navxt'), $url);
			// End of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language

Find again this code:

		$this->trail[] = new bcn_breadcrumb(get_the_title(), $this->opt['attachment_prefix'], $this->opt['attachment_suffix']);

then replace with this following code:

		// Begin of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language
		$this->trail[] = new bcn_breadcrumb(get_the_title(), __($this->opt['attachment_prefix'], 'breadcrumb_navxt'), __($this->opt['attachment_suffix'], 'breadcrumb_navxt') );
		// End of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language

Find again this code:

			$breadcrumb = $this->add(new bcn_breadcrumb(apply_filters('the_title', $parent->post_title),
				$this->opt['post_prefix'], $this->opt['post_suffix']));
			//Assign the anchor properties
			$breadcrumb->set_anchor($this->opt['post_anchor'], get_permalink($parent_id));

then replace with this following code:

			$breadcrumb = $this->add(new bcn_breadcrumb(apply_filters('the_title', $parent->post_title),
				__($this->opt['post_prefix'], 'breadcrumb_navxt'), __($this->opt['post_suffix'], 'breadcrumb_navxt') ));
			//Assign the anchor properties
 
			// Begin of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language
			$breadcrumb->set_anchor(__($this->opt['post_anchor'], 'breadcrumb_navxt'), get_permalink($parent_id));
			// End of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language

Find again this code:

			$breadcrumb = $this->add(new bcn_breadcrumb(apply_filters('the_author', $curauth->$author_display),
				$this->opt['author_prefix'], $this->opt['author_suffix']));
			if(is_paged() && $this->opt['paged_display'])
			{
				$breadcrumb->set_anchor($this->opt['author_anchor'], get_author_posts_url($curauth->ID));
			}

then replace with this following code:

			// Begin of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language
			$breadcrumb = $this->add(new bcn_breadcrumb(apply_filters('the_author', $curauth->$author_display),
				__($this->opt['author_prefix'], 'breadcrumb_navxt'), __($this->opt['author_suffix'], 'breadcrumb_navxt') ));
			// End of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language
 
			if(is_paged() && $this->opt['paged_display'])
			{
				// Begin of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language
				$breadcrumb->set_anchor(__($this->opt['author_anchor'], 'breadcrumb_navxt'), get_author_posts_url($curauth->ID));
				// End of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language
			}

Find again this code:

		$breadcrumb = $this->add(new bcn_breadcrumb(apply_filters('the_title', $parent->post_title), $this->opt['page_prefix'], 
			$this->opt['page_suffix']));
		//Assign the anchor properties
		$breadcrumb->set_anchor($this->opt['page_anchor'], get_permalink($id));

then replace with this following code:

		// Begin of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language 
		$breadcrumb = $this->add(new bcn_breadcrumb(apply_filters('the_title', $parent->post_title), __($this->opt['page_prefix'], 'breadcrumb_navxt'), 
			__($this->opt['page_suffix'], 'breadcrumb_navxt') ));
		// End of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language
 
		//Assign the anchor properties
 
		// Begin of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language
		$breadcrumb->set_anchor(__($this->opt['page_anchor'], 'breadcrumb_navxt'), get_permalink($id));
		// End of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language

Find again this code:

		$this->trail[] = new bcn_breadcrumb(get_the_title(), $this->opt['page_prefix'], $this->opt['page_suffix']);

then replace with this following code:

		// Begin of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language
		$this->trail[] = new bcn_breadcrumb(get_the_title(), __($this->opt['page_prefix'], 'breadcrumb_navxt'), __($this->opt['page_suffix'], 'breadcrumb_navxt') );
		// End of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language

Find again this code:

				//This is a bit hackish, but it compiles the tag anchor and appends it to the current breadcrumb title
				$bcn_breadcrumb->title .= $this->opt[$taxonomy . '_prefix'] . str_replace('%title%', $term->name, str_replace('%link%', get_term_link($term, $taxonomy), $this->opt[$taxonomy . '_anchor'])) .
					$term->name . '' . $this->opt[$taxonomy . '_suffix'];

then replace with this following code:

				// Begin of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language
				//This is a bit hackish, but it compiles the tag anchor and appends it to the current breadcrumb title
				$bcn_breadcrumb->title .= __($this->opt[$taxonomy . '_prefix'], 'breadcrumb_navxt') . str_replace('%title%', $term->name, str_replace('%link%', get_term_link($term, $taxonomy), __($this->opt[$taxonomy . '_anchor'], 'breadcrumb_navxt') )) .
					$term->name . '' . __($this->opt[$taxonomy . '_suffix'], 'breadcrumb_navxt');
				// End of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language

Find again this code:

		$breadcrumb = $this->add(new bcn_breadcrumb($term->name, $this->opt[$taxonomy . '_prefix'], $this->opt[$taxonomy . '_suffix']));
		//Figure out the anchor for the term
		$breadcrumb->set_anchor($this->opt[$taxonomy . '_anchor'], get_term_link($term, $taxonomy));

then replace with this following code:

		// Begin of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language
		$breadcrumb = $this->add(new bcn_breadcrumb($term->name, __($this->opt[$taxonomy . '_prefix'], 'breadcrumb_navxt'), __($this->opt[$taxonomy . '_suffix'], 'breadcrumb_navxt') ));
		// End of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language
 
		//Figure out the anchor for the term
		// Begin of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language
		$breadcrumb->set_anchor(__($this->opt[$taxonomy . '_anchor'], 'breadcrumb_navxt'), get_term_link($term, $taxonomy));
		// End of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language

Find again this code:

		$breadcrumb = $this->add(new bcn_breadcrumb($term->name, $this->opt[$term->taxonomy . '_prefix'] . $this->opt['archive_' . $term->taxonomy . '_prefix'],
			$this->opt['archive_' . $term->taxonomy . '_suffix'] . $this->opt[$term->taxonomy . '_suffix']));
		//If we're paged, let's link to the first page
		if(is_paged() && $this->opt['paged_display'])
		{
			//Figure out the anchor for current category
			$breadcrumb->set_anchor($this->opt[$term->taxonomy . '_anchor'], get_term_link($term, $term->taxonomy));
		}

then replace with this following code:

		// Begin of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language
		$breadcrumb = $this->add(new bcn_breadcrumb($term->name, __($this->opt[$term->taxonomy . '_prefix'], 'breadcrumb_navxt') . __($this->opt['archive_' . $term->taxonomy . '_prefix'], 'breadcrumb_navxt'),
			__($this->opt['archive_' . $term->taxonomy . '_suffix'], 'breadcrumb_navxt') . __($this->opt[$term->taxonomy . '_suffix'], 'breadcrumb_navxt')));
		// End of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language
 
		//If we're paged, let's link to the first page
		if(is_paged() && $this->opt['paged_display'])
		{
			//Figure out the anchor for current category
			// Begin of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language
			$breadcrumb->set_anchor(__($this->opt[$term->taxonomy . '_anchor'], 'breadcrumb_navxt'), get_term_link($term, $term->taxonomy));
			// End of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language
		}

Find again this code:

		$breadcrumb = $this->add(new bcn_breadcrumb($term->name, $this->opt['archive_' . $term->taxonomy . '_prefix'] . $this->opt[$term->taxonomy . '_prefix'], 
			$this->opt[$term->taxonomy . '_suffix'] . $this->opt['archive_' . $term->taxonomy . '_suffix']));
		//If we're paged, let's link to the first page
		if(is_paged() && $this->opt['paged_display'])
		{
			//Figure out the anchor for current category
			$breadcrumb->set_anchor($this->opt[$term->taxonomy . '_anchor'], get_term_link($term, $term->taxonomy));
		}

then replace with this following code:

		// Begin of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language
		$breadcrumb = $this->add(new bcn_breadcrumb($term->name, __($this->opt['archive_' . $term->taxonomy . '_prefix'], 'breadcrumb_navxt') . __($this->opt[$term->taxonomy . '_prefix'], 'breadcrumb_navxt'), 
			__($this->opt[$term->taxonomy . '_suffix'], 'breadcrumb_navxt') . __($this->opt['archive_' . $term->taxonomy . '_suffix'], 'breadcrumb_navxt') ));
		// End of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language
 
		//If we're paged, let's link to the first page
		if(is_paged() && $this->opt['paged_display'])
		{
			//Figure out the anchor for current category
			// Begin of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language
			$breadcrumb->set_anchor(__($this->opt[$term->taxonomy . '_anchor'], 'breadcrumb_navxt'), get_term_link($term, $term->taxonomy));
			// End of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language
		}

Find again this code:

	function do_archive_by_date()
	{
		global $wp_query;
		//First deal with the day breadcrumb
		if(is_day() || is_single())
		{
			//Place the breadcrumb in the trail, uses the constructor to set the title, prefix, and suffix, get a pointer to it in return
			$breadcrumb = $this->add(new bcn_breadcrumb(get_the_time('d'), $this->opt['archive_date_prefix'], $this->opt['archive_date_suffix']));
			//If we're paged, let's link to the first page
			if(is_paged() && $this->opt['paged_display'] || is_single())
			{
				//Deal with the anchor
				$breadcrumb->set_anchor($this->opt['date_anchor'], get_day_link(get_the_time('Y'), get_the_time('m'), get_the_time('d')));
			}
		}
		//Now deal with the month breadcrumb
		if(is_month() || is_day() || is_single())
		{
			//Place the breadcrumb in the trail, uses the constructor to set the title, prefix, and suffix, get a pointer to it in return
			$breadcrumb = $this->add(new bcn_breadcrumb(get_the_time('F'), $this->opt['archive_date_prefix'], $this->opt['archive_date_suffix']));
			//If we're paged, or not in the archive by month let's link to the first archive by month page
			if(is_day() || is_single() || (is_month() && is_paged() && $this->opt['paged_display']))
			{
				//Deal with the anchor
				$breadcrumb->set_anchor($this->opt['date_anchor'], get_month_link(get_the_time('Y'), get_the_time('m')));
			}
		}
		//Place the year breadcrumb in the trail, uses the constructor to set the title, prefix, and suffix, get a pointer to it in return
		$breadcrumb = $this->add(new bcn_breadcrumb(get_the_time('Y'), $this->opt['archive_date_prefix'], $this->opt['archive_date_suffix']));
		//If we're paged, or not in the archive by year let's link to the first archive by year page
		if(is_day() || is_month() || is_single() || (is_paged() && $this->opt['paged_display']))
		{
			//Deal with the anchor
			$breadcrumb->set_anchor($this->opt['date_anchor'], get_year_link(get_the_time('Y')));
		}
	}

then replace with this following code:

	function do_archive_by_date()
	{
		global $wp_query;
		//First deal with the day breadcrumb
		if(is_day() || is_single())
		{
			//Place the breadcrumb in the trail, uses the constructor to set the title, prefix, and suffix, get a pointer to it in return
			$breadcrumb = $this->add(new bcn_breadcrumb(get_the_time('d'), __($this->opt['archive_date_prefix'], 'breadcrumb_navxt'), __($this->opt['archive_date_suffix'], 'breadcrumb_navxt') ));
			//If we're paged, let's link to the first page
			if(is_paged() && $this->opt['paged_display'] || is_single())
			{
				//Deal with the anchor
				// Begin of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language
				$breadcrumb->set_anchor(__($this->opt['date_anchor'], 'breadcrumb_navxt'), get_day_link(get_the_time('Y'), get_the_time('m'), get_the_time('d')));
				// End of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language
			}
		}
		//Now deal with the month breadcrumb
		if(is_month() || is_day() || is_single())
		{
			//Place the breadcrumb in the trail, uses the constructor to set the title, prefix, and suffix, get a pointer to it in return
			$breadcrumb = $this->add(new bcn_breadcrumb(get_the_time('F'), __($this->opt['archive_date_prefix'], 'breadcrumb_navxt'), __($this->opt['archive_date_suffix'], 'breadcrumb_navxt') ));
			//If we're paged, or not in the archive by month let's link to the first archive by month page
			if(is_day() || is_single() || (is_month() && is_paged() && $this->opt['paged_display']))
			{
				//Deal with the anchor
				// Begin of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language
				$breadcrumb->set_anchor(__($this->opt['date_anchor'], 'breadcrumb_navxt'), get_month_link(get_the_time('Y'), get_the_time('m')));
				// End of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language
			}
		}
		//Place the year breadcrumb in the trail, uses the constructor to set the title, prefix, and suffix, get a pointer to it in return
		$breadcrumb = $this->add(new bcn_breadcrumb(get_the_time('Y'), __($this->opt['archive_date_prefix'], 'breadcrumb_navxt'), __($this->opt['archive_date_suffix'], 'breadcrumb_navxt') ));
		//If we're paged, or not in the archive by year let's link to the first archive by year page
		if(is_day() || is_month() || is_single() || (is_paged() && $this->opt['paged_display']))
		{
			//Deal with the anchor
			// Begin of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language
			$breadcrumb->set_anchor(__($this->opt['date_anchor'], 'breadcrumb_navxt'), get_year_link(get_the_time('Y')));
			// End of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to suppor multi-language
		}
	}

Find again this code:

	function do_post()
	{
		global $post;
		//Place the breadcrumb in the trail, uses the bcn_breadcrumb constructor to set the title, prefix, and suffix
		$this->trail[] = new bcn_breadcrumb(get_the_title(), $this->opt['post_prefix'], $this->opt['post_suffix']);
		//Handle the post's taxonomy
		$this->post_taxonomy($post->ID);
	}

then replace with this following code:

	function do_post()
	{
		global $post;
		//Place the breadcrumb in the trail, uses the bcn_breadcrumb constructor to set the title, prefix, and suffix
		$this->trail[] = new bcn_breadcrumb(get_the_title(), __($this->opt['post_prefix'], 'breadcrumb_navxt'), __($this->opt['post_suffix'], 'breadcrumb_navxt') );
		//Handle the post's taxonomy
		$this->post_taxonomy($post->ID);
	}

Find again this code:

	function do_front_page()
	{
		global $post;
		//Place the breadcrumb in the trail, uses the constructor to set the title, prefix, and suffix, get a pointer to it in return
		$breadcrumb = $this->add(new bcn_breadcrumb($this->opt['home_title'], $this->opt['home_prefix'], $this->opt['home_suffix']));
		//If we're paged, let's link to the first page
		if(is_paged() && $this->opt['paged_display'])
		{
			//Figure out the anchor for home page
			$breadcrumb->set_anchor($this->opt['home_anchor'], get_option('home'));
		}
	}

then replace with this following code:

	function do_front_page()
	{
		global $post;
		//Place the breadcrumb in the trail, uses the constructor to set the title, prefix, and suffix, get a pointer to it in return
 
		$breadcrumb = $this->add(new bcn_breadcrumb(__($this->opt['home_title'], 'breadcrumb_navxt'), __($this->opt['home_prefix'], 'breadcrumb_navxt'), __($this->opt['home_suffix'], 'breadcrumb_navxt') ));
		//If we're paged, let's link to the first page
		if(is_paged() && $this->opt['paged_display'])
		{
			//Figure out the anchor for home page
			// Begin of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language
			$breadcrumb->set_anchor(__($this->opt['home_anchor'], 'breadcrumb_navxt'), get_option('home'));
			// End of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language
		}
	}

Find again this code:

	function do_home()
	{
		global $post;
		//We only need the "blog" portion on members of the blog, and only if we're in a static frontpage environment
		if($this->opt['blog_display'] && get_option('show_on_front') == 'page' && (is_single() || is_archive() || is_author() || is_home()))
		{
			//We'll have to check if this ID is valid, e.g. user has specified a posts page
			$posts_id = get_option('page_for_posts');
			$frontpage_id = get_option('page_on_front');
			if($posts_id != NULL)
			{
				//Get the blog page
				$bcn_post = get_post($posts_id);
				//Place the breadcrumb in the trail, uses the constructor to set the title, prefix, and suffix, get a pointer to it in return
				$breadcrumb = $this->add(new bcn_breadcrumb(apply_filters('the_title', $bcn_post->post_title), $this->opt['page_prefix'],
					$this->opt['page_suffix']));
				//If we're not on the current item we need to setup the anchor
				if(!is_home() || (is_paged() && $this->opt['paged_display']))
				{
					//Deal with the anchor
					$breadcrumb->set_anchor($this->opt['blog_anchor'], get_permalink($bcn_post->ID));
				}
				//Done with the current item, now on to the parents
				//If there is a parent page let's find it
				if($bcn_post->post_parent && $bcn_post->ID != $bcn_post->post_parent && $frontpage_id != $bcn_post->post_parent)
				{
					$this->page_parents($bcn_post->post_parent, $frontpage_id);
				}
			}
		}
		//On everything else we need to link, but no current item (pre/suf)fixes
		if($this->opt['home_display'])
		{
			//Place the breadcrumb in the trail, uses the constructor to set the title, prefix, and suffix, get a pointer to it in return
			$breadcrumb = $this->add(new bcn_breadcrumb($this->opt['home_title'], $this->opt['home_prefix'], $this->opt['home_suffix']));
			//Deal with the anchor
			$breadcrumb->set_anchor($this->opt['home_anchor'], get_option('home'));
		}
	}

then replace with this following code:

	function do_home()
	{
		global $post;
 
		//We only need the "blog" portion on members of the blog, and only if we're in a static frontpage environment
		if($this->opt['blog_display'] && get_option('show_on_front') == 'page' && (is_single() || is_archive() || is_author() || is_home()))
		{
			//We'll have to check if this ID is valid, e.g. user has specified a posts page
			$posts_id = get_option('page_for_posts');
			$frontpage_id = get_option('page_on_front');
			if($posts_id != NULL)
			{
				//Get the blog page
				$bcn_post = get_post($posts_id);
				//Place the breadcrumb in the trail, uses the constructor to set the title, prefix, and suffix, get a pointer to it in return
				$breadcrumb = $this->add(new bcn_breadcrumb(apply_filters('the_title', $bcn_post->post_title), __($this->opt['page_prefix'], 'breadcrumb_navxt'),
					__($this->opt['page_suffix'], 'breadcrumb_navxt') ));
				//If we're not on the current item we need to setup the anchor
				if(!is_home() || (is_paged() && $this->opt['paged_display']))
				{
					//Deal with the anchor
					// Begin of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language
					$breadcrumb->set_anchor(__($this->opt['blog_anchor'], 'breadcrumb_navxt'), get_permalink($bcn_post->ID));
					// End of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language
				}
				//Done with the current item, now on to the parents
				//If there is a parent page let's find it
				if($bcn_post->post_parent && $bcn_post->ID != $bcn_post->post_parent && $frontpage_id != $bcn_post->post_parent)
				{
					$this->page_parents($bcn_post->post_parent, $frontpage_id);
				}
			}
		}
		//On everything else we need to link, but no current item (pre/suf)fixes
		if($this->opt['home_display'])
		{
 
			//Place the breadcrumb in the trail, uses the constructor to set the title, prefix, and suffix, get a pointer to it in return
			$breadcrumb = $this->add(new bcn_breadcrumb(__($this->opt['home_title'], 'breadcrumb_navxt'), __($this->opt['home_prefix'], 'breadcrumb_navxt'), __($this->opt['home_suffix'], 'breadcrumb_navxt') ));
			//Deal with the anchor
			// Begin of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language
			$breadcrumb->set_anchor(__($this->opt['home_anchor'], 'breadcrumb_navxt'), get_option('home'));
			// End of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language
		}
	}

Find again this code:

	function do_404()
	{
		//Place the breadcrumb in the trail, uses the bcn_breadcrumb constructor to set the title, prefix, and suffix
		$this->trail[] = new bcn_breadcrumb($this->opt['404_title'], $this->opt['404_prefix'], $this->opt['404_suffix']);
	}

then replace with this following code:

	function do_404()
	{
		//Place the breadcrumb in the trail, uses the bcn_breadcrumb constructor to set the title, prefix, and suffix
		$this->trail[] = new bcn_breadcrumb($this->opt['404_title'], __($this->opt['404_prefix'], 'breadcrumb_navxt'), __($this->opt['404_suffix'], 'breadcrumb_navxt') );
	}

Find again this code:

	function do_paged()
	{
		global $paged;
		//Place the breadcrumb in the trail, uses the bcn_breadcrumb constructor to set the title, prefix, and suffix
		$this->trail[] = new bcn_breadcrumb($paged, $this->opt['paged_prefix'], $this->opt['paged_suffix']);
	}

then replace with this following code:

	function do_paged()
	{
		global $paged;
		//Place the breadcrumb in the trail, uses the bcn_breadcrumb constructor to set the title, prefix, and suffix
		$this->trail[] = new bcn_breadcrumb($paged, __($this->opt['paged_prefix'], 'breadcrumb_navxt'), __($this->opt['paged_suffix'], 'breadcrumb_navxt') );
	}

Find again this code:

	function current_item($breadcrumb)
	{
		//Prepend the current item prefix
		$breadcrumb->prefix = $this->opt['current_item_prefix'] . $breadcrumb->prefix;
		//Append the current item suffix
		$breadcrumb->suffix .= $this->opt['current_item_suffix'];
		//Link the current item, if required
		if($this->opt['current_item_linked'])
		{
			$breadcrumb->set_anchor($this->opt['current_item_anchor'], '');
		}
	}

then replace with this following code:

	function current_item($breadcrumb)
	{
		//Prepend the current item prefix
		// Begin of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language
		$breadcrumb->prefix = __($this->opt['current_item_prefix'] . $breadcrumb->prefix, 'breadcrumb_navxt');
		//Append the current item suffix
		$breadcrumb->suffix .= __($this->opt['current_item_suffix'], 'breadcrumb_navxt');
		// End of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language
		//Link the current item, if required
		if($this->opt['current_item_linked'])
		{
			// Begin of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language
			$breadcrumb->set_anchor(__($this->opt['current_item_anchor'], 'breadcrumb_navxt'), '');
			// End of modified by Masino Sinaga, April 24, 2010, in order to support multi-language
		}
	}

How to Remove Unordered List Bullet in Output of Custom Field Template Plugin of WordPress

Masino Sinaga — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 04:50:36 +0000

A few days ago, I used Custom Field Template plugin in my another website that I created by using WordPress. This plugin is useful if you want to define the custom field in your posts or pages, especially if you want to use the frequently templates which have the fixed data field entry. Unfortunately, when the related template is being displayed, you will see the unordered list bullet in the leftside of each item inside the html table. So I made modification in order to remove this unordered list bullet. Also, this modification will add the ability for user to move to the next field while entering data in edit/add mode by using Tab from the keyboard.

Open your /wp-content/plugins/custom-field-template/custom-field-template.php file, and find this code:

$output = '' . "\n";
foreach ( $metavalue as $val ) :
	$output .= '' . $val . '
' . "\n";
	endforeach;
$output .= '
' . "\n";

then replace with this following code:

$output = '' . "\n";
foreach ( $metavalue as $val ) :
	$output .= '' . $val . '' . "\n";
	endforeach;
$output .= '' . "\n";

Find again this code:

2758	foreach( $replace as $rkey => $rval ) :

then replace with this following code:

2758
2759

$x = 0;
foreach( $replace as $rkey => $rval ) :

Find again this code:

2767	$replace_val[$rkey] .= '. rawurlencode($key) . '][' . $rkey . '][]" value="' . attribute_escape($_REQUEST['cftsearch'][rawurlencode($key)][$rkey][0]) . '"' . $class . ' />';

then replace with this following code (this code will have the ability to define the tabindex in each field in order to make you easier while inputing the data entry):

2767	$replace_val[$rkey] .= '. rawurlencode($key) . '][' . $rkey . '][]" value="' . attribute_escape($_REQUEST['cftsearch'][rawurlencode($key)][$rkey][0]) . '"' . $class . ' tabindex="'.$x.'" />';

Find again this code:

2782	$replace_val[$rkey] .= ' . $class . '>';

then replace with this following code:

2783	$replace_val[$rkey] .= '';

Find again this code:

$replace_val[$rkey] .= '. rawurlencode($key) . '][' . $rkey . '][]" value="' . attribute_escape($metavalue) . '"' . $class . $checked . '  /> ';
if ( $valueLabel[$j] ) $replace_val[$rkey] .= stripcslashes($valueLabel[$j]);
else $replace_val[$rkey] .= stripcslashes($metavalue);
$replace_val[$rkey] .= '
';
	$j++;
endforeach;
$replace_val[$rkey] .= '';
else :
if ( $_REQUEST['cftsearch'][rawurlencode($key)][$rkey][0] == attribute_escape(trim($values[0])) )
$checked = ' checked="checked"';
$replace_val[$rkey] .= '. rawurlencode($key) . '][' . $rkey . '][]" value="' . attribute_escape(trim($values[0])) . '"' . $class . $checked . ' /> ';

then replace with this following code:

$replace_val[$rkey] .= '. rawurlencode($key) . '][' . $rkey . '][]" value="' . attribute_escape($metavalue) . '"' . $class . $checked . ' tabindex="'.$x.'" /> ';
if ( $valueLabel[$j] ) $replace_val[$rkey] .= stripcslashes($valueLabel[$j]);
else $replace_val[$rkey] .= stripcslashes($metavalue);
$replace_val[$rkey] .= '';
$j++;
endforeach;
$replace_val[$rkey] .= '';
else :
if ( $_REQUEST['cftsearch'][rawurlencode($key)][$rkey][0] == attribute_escape(trim($values[0])) )
$checked = ' checked="checked"';
$replace_val[$rkey] .= '. rawurlencode($key) . '][' . $rkey . '][]" value="' . attribute_escape(trim($values[0])) . '"' . $class . $checked . ' tabindex="'.$x.'" /> ';

Find again this code:

2835	$replace_val[$rkey] .= ' . rawurlencode($key) . '][' . $rkey . '][]" value="' . attribute_escape($metavalue) . '"' . $class . $checked . ' /> ';

then replace with this following code:

2835	$replace_val[$rkey] .= ' . rawurlencode($key) . '][' . $rkey . '][]" value="' . attribute_escape($metavalue) . '"' . $class . $checked . ' tabindex="'.$x.'" /> ';

Find again this code:

2845	$replace_val[$rkey] .= '. rawurlencode($key) . '][]" value="' . attribute_escape(trim($values[0])) . '"' . $class . $checked . ' /> ';

then replace with this following code:

2845	$replace_val[$rkey] .= '. rawurlencode($key) . '][]" value="' . attribute_escape(trim($values[0])) . '"' . $class . $checked . ' tabindex="'.$x.'" /> ';

Find again this following code:

2861	$replace_val[$rkey] .= '

then replace with this following code:

2861	$replace_val[$rkey] .= '

Find again this code:

2881
2882

	endswitch;
endforeach;

then replace with this following code:

2881
2882
2883

	endswitch;
	$x++;
endforeach;

How to Navigate Posts Only in The Current Category using Smarter Navigation Plugin and Atahualpa Theme of WordPress

Masino Sinaga — Sat, 16 Jan 2010 09:14:58 +0000

If you want to change the existing navigation in Atahualpa Theme of your WordPress website that navigate all post based on the order of the general Post ID no matter which category you choose, become the smarter technique which will navigate based on the current category that selected by user, then this following modification is for you! As we know, Atahualpa theme has provided the previous/next link when we display the certain post in the top of the post page. Unfortunately, by default, when we choose the certain category, then we navigate through that navigation post link, it will avoid the selected category. Now, after you implement this following modification, you will be able to navigate only through the posts that located in the certain category that you have choosen. Isn’t smarter, huh?

Download the Smarter Navigation plugin.
Upload this plugin to your /wp-content/plugins/ and then extract it.
Activate this plugin from your wp-admin.

Open your /wp-content/themes/{youratahualpaname}/functions/bfa_next_previous_links.php file, and find this code:

137
138

		previous_post_link($bfa_ata['single_next_prev_older']) : 
		next_post_link($bfa_ata['single_next_prev_newer']);

then replace with this following code:

137
138

		previous_post_smart($bfa_ata['single_next_prev_older']) : // previous_post_link replaced by previous_post_smart in order to navigate only in the current category using Smarter Navigation plugin, modified by Masino Sinaga, Januari 16, 2010
		next_post_smart($bfa_ata['single_next_prev_newer']);  // next_post_link replaced by next_post_smart in order to navigate only in the current category using Smarter Navigation plugin, modified by Masino Sinaga, Januari 16, 2010

Find again this code:

147
148

		next_post_link($bfa_ata['single_next_prev_newer']) : 
		previous_post_link($bfa_ata['single_next_prev_older']);

then replace with this following code:

147
148

		next_post_smart($bfa_ata['single_next_prev_newer']) : // next_post_link replaced by next_post_smart in order to navigate only in the current category using Smarter Navigation plugin, modified by Masino Sinaga, Januari 16, 2010
		previous_post_smart($bfa_ata['single_next_prev_older']); // previous_post_link replaced by previous_post_smart in order to navigate only in the current category using Smarter Navigation plugin, modified by Masino Sinaga, Januari 16, 2010

The conclusion: All you need to do is simply replace the link with smart in the previous_post_link and next_post_link function call in bfa_next_previous_links.php file belongs to Atahualpa theme. Afterwards, you can navigate through the posts only that located in the certain category you chose.

How to Get Current Language Code by Using WPML Plugin of WordPress

Masino Sinaga — Mon, 11 Jan 2010 03:39:09 +0000

I have been using WPML Plugin for one of my multi language websites. Once upon a time, I needed to check the current language code in order to execute my own code that I wrote in the sidebar related to the current language. The question is: How did I get that current language code? After do some searching through the author’s website, then I found the answer from this following post: WPML coding API. WPML has provided the constants in order to get: 1) The current language code, 2) The name of current language in the original (current) language, and 3) The name of the current language name in English. Thanks to WPML for providing this constants!

If you wan to get the value of those three constants, then you can put this code to your index.php file of your current theme.

 
  echo "
Language Code: ".ICL_LANGUAGE_CODE; 
  echo "
Original Language Name: ".ICL_LANGUAGE_NAME; 
  echo "
Language Name in English: ".ICL_LANGUAGE_NAME_EN; 
?>

Suppose you are using English (en) and Indonesian (id) language, and you want to check the current language code only, so you can execute the certain code related to the current language code, then you can use this following code:


  if (ICL_LANGUAGE_CODE == 'en') {
    // put your code here if the current language code is 'en' (English)
  } elseif (ICL_LANGUAGE_CODE == 'id') {
    // put your code here if the current language code is 'id' (Indonesian)
  }
?>

Hopefully this will be helpful.