Hi Martin,
We've investigated this briefly, and we believe the widget may be
conflicting with some of the other Javascript libraries being used on
your site (looks like jQuery, swfobject, Prototype, etc.). We're
looking into the problem, to see if we can make our widget more robust
to the existence of other JS libraries, but I can't guarantee a quick
solution.
You may consider removing these other libraries, if possible, and see
if it starts working across the board.
Let me know any details you find out as it will help us come to a more
robust final solution.
Thanks,
Josh
On Jan 7, 9:44 am, Josh (Google Employee) wrote:
> Hi Martin,
>
> We'll have a look into this.
>
> Thanks!
> Josh
>
> On Jan 7, 4:49 am, mafrakamel wrote:
>
> > Hi,
>
> > we use the google translation widget (new version) onwww.ycr-e.eu
>
> > In FF (XP pro) it works perfect. Even after switching to another
> > layout it still translates everything.
>
> > 1st problem:
>
> > Opera (in XP home) only translates the startpage once and says "no
> > connection to server" in the other layout not working at all anymore.
>
> > In IE (XP pro) the bar of the widget says "site was translated
> > into...." but it has not translated anything at all. The old widget
> > was working in IE, though linking to other pages and translating them
> > was still a problem.
>
> > The widget was placed in the body section of the page as recommended.
> > Any idea how to solve this problem?
>
> > 2nd problem:
>
> > Independent from the browser below the dropdown menu of the widget it
> > says powered by google "news" and not "translation".
>
> > Any idea how to change this?
>
> > thx in advance!
>
> > Martin
