Good catch. We’ve also noticed this (and got a report from another user who Beta tested). We’re fixing this right now and are trying to have the final release of WPML 1.3.0 late today.

It’s encouraging to see that of all the people who tested, just this came up. I think we’ll have a pretty clean release.

Regarding future plans, this is what we’re planning for WPML 1.3.1:
1. Add those languages we’ve been promising for so long time.
2. Fix the blog page drop down menu, so it acts like any other page.
3. Add hooks to the breadcrumbs trail and sidebar navigation.

Give us a couple of days to recover from this release and start a thread in the forum with the specific breadcrumbs issue, so that we don’t forget it.

But there is a bug. If I activate the plugin I can’t see the comments anymore.

And something else:
Can you make the breadcrump navigation more customizable? So that I can set another word for home or in German Start (Apropos Start, if the user select another language the breadcrump shows although Start and not for example home for English)
Can you change this?

Thanks.

That’s why I am starting fall in love with WPML for now on.

I am also a big fan of qtranslate for its easy of use. However, WPML has several advantages over it.
1. It allows multiple translators to work at the same time to translate the content. I have people who are willing to translate the website for me and with qtranslate this cannot be done because they will be opening the same page!
2. Navigation menus based on ID and not on name. I searched all over the place for a plugin to let me do horizontal navigation while using the ID of the pages instead of a name. WPML is the only plugin to provide such functionality. As for the sidebar navigation it will blown you away.
3. It does not affect the page content by introducing tags. Everything remains clean.

and best of all its excellent support!

If you don’t mind, please provide us also the documentation about how we can get to know the relationship between one post with the other that has its translation. I meant, are we able to know the formula that you use in wp_icl_translations table?

IMHO, this is important since sometimes we want to make our own import function using another programming language, so we will not misunderstand to assign the value to the element_id and trid field in that table. Thanks, Amir.