1. Go to your cPanel of your website, then choose phpMyAdmin.
2. Choose your WordPress database, and backup your database (as we will modify one of the tables of this database).
3. 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.

4. Check again your site, and now the posts or your pages will appear properly.
5. 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!

1. Create a new .php file named scheduled_mias.php, and then copy-paste this following code into it, and put this file into your /wp-content/plugins/:

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   <?php /* Plugin Name: Scheduled M.I.A.s Plugin URI: http://blog.5ubliminal.com/topics/wordpress/plugins/ Description: Bring the left-for-dead <code>Missed Schedule</code> posts back to life. Version: 5.U.B Author: 5ubliminal Author URI: http://blog.5ubliminal.com/ Support URI: http://blog.5ubliminal.com/support/ */ // ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- define('PLUGIN_SCHEDULEDMIAS_DELAY', 15); // Minutes .. change as you wish define('PLUGIN_SCHEDULEDMIAS_OPTION', '_5ub_scheduled_mias'); // Option name // ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- function _5ubliminal_Replacements_Deactivate(){ // Drop last update time on deactivate delete_option(PLUGIN_SCHEDULEDMIAS_OPTION); } register_deactivation_hook(__FILE__, '_5ubliminal_Replacements_Deactivate'); // ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- function _5ubliminal_ScheduledMIAs_Init(){ // I disable internal cron jobs for post publishing completely // ... Comment the line below to let Wordpress try do its job before we kick in remove_action('publish_future_post', 'check_and_publish_future_post'); // Let's see if enough time passed from last publish $last = get_option(PLUGIN_SCHEDULEDMIAS_OPTION, false); if(($last !== false) && ($last > (time() - (PLUGIN_SCHEDULEDMIAS_DELAY * 60)))) return; // Too little time passed, bail here // Update to the current time update_option(PLUGIN_SCHEDULEDMIAS_OPTION, time()); // Global $wpdb object global $wpdb; // Find MIA post_IDs, try both LOCAL datetime and GMT datetime $scheduledIDs = $wpdb->get_col( "SELECT `ID` FROM `{$wpdb->posts}` ". "WHERE ( ". " ((`post_date` > 0 )&& (`post_date` <= CURRENT_TIMESTAMP())) OR ". " ((`post_date_gmt` > 0) && (`post_date_gmt` <= UTC_TIMESTAMP())) ". ") AND `post_status` = 'future'" ); if(!count($scheduledIDs)) return; // None found ... bail foreach($scheduledIDs as $scheduledID){ if(!$scheduledID) continue; // Just in case // Publish each post_ID the Wordpress friendly way wp_publish_post($scheduledID); } } add_action('init', '_5ubliminal_ScheduledMIAs_Init', 0); // 0 Priority filter // ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ?>

2. Go to your admin panel, activate the Scheduled M.I.A.s plugin. Have a nice try!

Today I started to use MicroKid Related Posts plugins for displaying the Related Posts at the bottom of the post. Unfortunately, I found a little bit problem after I have succeeded to implement this plugins. What was that? Well, since the post title has been saved by qTranslate plugins in one field in wp_posts table for all active languages, then each time the post title displayed, it contains of the title post belong to those all languages, and there is no space between them.

For example: I already have a post with title in English “Welcome to My World” whereas in Indonesian language this has the meaning as “Selamat datang di Dunia Saya”. For those of you who has not tried this plugins, the value for the post_title field would be like this:

<!--:en-->Welcome to My World<!--:--><!--:id-->Selamat datang di Dunia Saya<!--:-->

that is why when it displayed the result will become like this:

“Welcome to My WorldSelamat datang di Dunia Saya”

whereas between one title with another belongs to other language does not separated by space character, and I think this is something that looks like not so good.

When I search this post and then select this post title as related post for my new post, then the title of this related post will become: “Welcome to My WorldSelamat datang di Dunia Saya”. As you can see, that post_title being shown contains of the both active language; English and Indonesian. I think it would be better if it should be like this:

Welcome to My World if the selected language is English,
or:
Selamat datang di Dunia Saya is the selected language is Indonesian.

This is an interested challenge for me. So I started to search the script related to this, and trying to make it came true.

So, here was I made:

1. Open mrp-search.php file belongs to MicroKid Related Posts plugins, and find this code:

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foreach( $results as $result ) {

then replace with this:

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foreach( $results as $result ) {
  $related_post_title = wp_specialchars(qtrans_useCurrentLanguageIfNotFoundUseDefaultLanguage($result->post_title));

also, find this code:

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echo $result->post_title.'</a> <a href="'.get_permalink( $result->ID ).'"
     title="View this post" target="_blank">&rsaquo;</a></li>';

and replace with this:

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echo $related_post_title.'</a> <a href="'.get_permalink( $result->ID ).'"
     title="View this post" target="_blank">&rsaquo;</a></li>';

We have done with the mrp-search.php file.

2. The next step is that we have to edit the code in microkids-related-posts.php file.
Open the file and find this code:

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foreach( $related_posts as $related_post_id => $related_post_title ) {

replace with this:

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foreach( $related_posts as $related_post_id => $related_post_title ) {
  $related_post_title = wp_specialchars(qtrans_useCurrentLanguageIfNotFoundUseDefaultLanguage($related_post_title));

also, find this code:

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foreach( $related_posts as $related_post_id => $related_post_title  ) {

and replace with this:

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foreach( $related_posts as $related_post_id => $related_post_title  ) {
  $related_post_title = wp_specialchars(qtrans_useCurrentLanguageIfNotFoundUseDefaultLanguage($related_post_title));

then, find also this code:

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foreach( $related_posts as $related_post_id => $related_post_title  ) {

and replace with this code:

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foreach( $related_posts as $related_post_id => $related_post_title  ) {
  $related_post_title = wp_specialchars(qtrans_useCurrentLanguageIfNotFoundUseDefaultLanguage($related_post_title));

That’s all. Now the title post in Related Posts section will look better than before. You can see the result in the bottom of this post at the Related Posts section, when you display a post with full-mode.

This has been tested and working good in MicroKid Related Posts version 2.3 and qTranslate version 2.4.3.