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1	+ <?php
2	+ /**
3	+ * Plugin Name: WPBakery Visual Composer & qTranslate-X
4	+ * Plugin URI: https://wordpress.org/plugins/js-composer-qtranslate-x
5	+ * Description: Enables multilingual framework for plugin "WPBakery Visual Composer".
6	+ * Version: 1.0
7	+ * Author: qTranslate Team
8	+ * Author URI: http://qtranslatexteam.wordpress.com/about
9	+ * License: GPL2
10	+ * Tags: multilingual, multi, language, translation, qTranslate-X, WPBakery Visual Composer
11	+ * Author e-mail: qTranslateTeam@gmail.com
12	+ */
13	+ if(!defined('ABSPATH'))exit;
14	+
15	+ define('QVC_VERSION','1.0');
16	+
17	+ function qvc_init_language($url_info)
18	+ {
19	+ if($url_info['doing_front_end']) {
20	+ //nothing needed so far
21	+ //require_once(dirname(__FILE__).'/qvc-front.php');
22	+ }else{
23	+ require_once(dirname(__FILE__).'/qvc-admin.php');
24	+ }
25	+ }
26	+ add_action('qtranslate_init_language','qvc_init_language');

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1	+ jQuery(document).ready(
2	+ function(){
3	+ if(window.vc){
4	+ qTranslateConfig.qtx.addLanguageSwitchAfterListener(
5	+ function(){
6	+ if(!window.vc) return;
7	+ if(!vc.app) return;
8	+ if (vc.app.status != 'shown') return;
9	+ vc.app.show();
10	+ }
11	+ );
12	+ }
13	+ }
14	+ );

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1	+ jQuery(document).ready(function(){window.vc&&qTranslateConfig.qtx.addLanguageSwitchAfterListener(function(){window.vc&&vc.app&&"shown"==vc.app.status&&vc.app.show()})});

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1	+ <?php
2	+ if(!defined('ABSPATH'))exit;
3	+
4	+ add_filter('qtranslate_load_admin_page_config','qvc_add_admin_page_config');
5	+ function qvc_add_admin_page_config($page_configs)
6	+ {
7	+ {
8	+ $page_config = array();
9	+ $page_config['pages'] = array( 'post.php' => '' );
10	+
11	+ /**
12	+ * List of scripts to be executed before "new qTranslateX" in 'qtranslate-x/admin/js/common.js'.
13	+ * It gives a chance to alter configuration variable qTranslateConfig.
14	+ * File paths are relative to 'plugins' directory.
15	+ */
16	+ //$page_config['js-conf'] = array();
17	+
18	+ /**
19	+ * List of scripts to be executed after "new qTranslateX" in 'qtranslate-x/admin/js/common.js'.
20	+ * It gives a chance to execute additional actions on qTranslateConfig.qtx.
21	+ * File paths are relative to 'plugins' directory.
22	+ */
23	+ $page_config['js-exec'] = array();
24	+ $js = &$page_config['js-exec']; // shorthand
25	+ $js[] = array( 'handle' =>'qvc-js-exec', 'src' => dirname(plugin_basename(__FILE__)).'/qvc-admin-post.min.js', 'ver' => QVC_VERSION );
26	+
27	+ $page_configs[] = $page_config;
28	+ }
29	+
30	+ return $page_configs;
31	+ }
32	+
33	+ function qvc_admin_filters() {
34	+ global $pagenow;
35	+ if($pagenow != 'post.php') return;
36	+ add_filter('vc_frontend_editor_iframe_url', 'qvc_add_query_arg_language');
37	+ }
38	+ qvc_admin_filters();
39	+
40	+ function qvc_add_query_arg_language( $link ) {
41	+ $lang = qtranxf_getLanguageEdit();
42	+ //this will switch front-end active language via cookie 'qtrans_front_language', which is kind of ok.
43	+ return add_query_arg( array( 'lang' => $lang ), $link );
44	+ }

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1	+ <?php
2	+ if(!defined('ABSPATH'))exit;
3	+
4	+ function qvc_add_filters_front() {
5	+ $use_filters = array(
6	+ );
7	+
8	+ foreach ( $use_filters as $name => $priority ) {
9	+ add_filter( $name, 'qtranxf_useCurrentLanguageIfNotFoundUseDefaultLanguage', $priority );
10	+ }
11	+ }
12	+ qvc_add_filters_front();

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1	+ # WPBakery Visual Composer & qTranslate-X #
2	+ Developed by: qTranslate Team
3	+ Contributors: johnclause
4	+ Tags: multilingual, language, bilingual, i18n, l10n, multilanguage, translation, WPBakery Visual Composer
5	+ Requires at least: 4.0
6	+ Tested up to: 4.1.1
7	+ Stable tag: 1.0
8	+ License: GPLv3 or later
9	+ Donate link: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=QEXEK3HX8AR6U
10	+ License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html
11	+
12	+ Enables multilingual framework for plugin "WPBakery Visual Composer".
13	+
14	+ ## Description ##
15	+
16	+ Enables [qTranslate-X](https://wordpress.org/plugins/qtranslate-x/) multilingual framework for plugin [WPBakery Visual Composer](https://wordpress.org/plugins/js-composer-qtranslate-x).
17	+
18	+ At least version 3.3 of [qTranslate-X](https://wordpress.org/plugins/qtranslate-x/) or [alpha pre-release](https://github.com/qTranslate-Team/qtranslate-x/archive/3.2.9.9.4.zip) is required.
19	+
20	+ This plugin is currently a work in progress, please review the [Known Issues](https://wordpress.org/plugins/js-composer-qtranslate-x/other_notes/) and report the features, which did not work for you.
21	+
22	+ ## Installation ##
23	+
24	+ Standard, as any other normal plugin hosted at WordPress.
25	+
26	+ ## Screenshots ##
27	+
28	+ Plugin does not have any configuration options, and no screenshots needed.
29	+
30	+ ## Frequently Asked Questions ##
31	+
32	+ ### How do I open a page with configuration options? ###
33	+
34	+ Plugin does not have any configuration options, simply activate it and it will enable WPBakery Visual Composer plugin working properly with qTranslate-X.
35	+
36	+ ## Upgrade Notice ##
37	+
38	+ No need for Upgrade Notice.
39	+
40	+ ## Changelog ##
41	+
42	+ ### 1.0 ###
43	+ * Initial release
44	+
45	+ ## Known Issues ##

WPBakery Visual Composer & qTranslate-X - Version 1.0

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Version 1.0