Apologies if you thought my previous response was rude, however, when you read the comment again, perhaps you will appreciate how flippant, and, in the context of my having developed and provided a working, though admittedly limited, free translation plugin, entirely unneccessary. If I was rude in that instance, it is due to those reasons.

Your question is perfectly reasonable, the one above was simply a dig at me.

If you cannot find a working version on this site, then perhaps there is another issue which I had not considered.

In the wake of a huge barrage of requests for my time, including those coming from people who have admitted they are trying to get this plugin to work for their own paying clients, I have decided to keep development of this on the absolute back-burner. Quite simply, it is not worth devoting any more of my time and effort to this thankless task when there are better things I can be doing.

Sorry if I seem terse, but I have lost all patience with the people who constantly contact me expecting something for nothing, or who complain that it does not work before taking the time to test it out, or read the known faults I had listed.

Fairly soon, I’ll remove the plugin download, and just use it myself – life is too short to deal with this type of stuff.

I’m using Firefox and don’t see any translation pictures, I read your (rude) reply to the other guy asking about it but couldn’t find them

thanks

Furthermore, the reason I created the translator plugin using google was precisely because i did not want to increase server load and the amount of physical space taken up by the blog. If you have room and bandwidth to support 10+ translated replicas of the same information on your server, that is fine, however, I felt that this offered a good in between option.

No need to plug the NOT FREE translation plugin. In actual fact, if you want a good one that places it in your own site, you can get them for free. But I guess you wouldn’t know that.

As for FF becoming obsolete – I seriously doubt that Windows Vista is going to make any difference to the numbers of people migrating to FF. With the full support of Google, do you really anticipate that Firefox browsers will become obsolete? Considering it is the browser of choice for many internet professionals, I would seriously doubt this.

With more people moving to Vista and IE7, this makes for an issue with the plugin becoming obsolete. I am moving to another plugin by Angsuman which hard-translates the data and includes it on your website’s end (i.e. http://www.site.com/pt/ would be the portuguese translation)

Thanks for your easy to use plugin though, I have made use of it until now.

Cheers

I think that is mentioned about 6 times site-wide. Including, RIGHT UNDER THE TRANSLATION PICTURES.

It does work. But not with IE, which doesn’t appreciate valid code for some reason.

Thanks for the comment.