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Great tips! Sorry for the late reply. Just back from surgery.

Hmmm. That makes it impossible for you two to use the SE community, support and marketplace with no account.

Note that the only place to get our #SocialEngine Google Translate plugin, is at the SocialEngine Marketplace. It is a free download. If you find it anyplace else, that would be an illegal copy and could contain back doors and malware. Why get an illegal copy when you can get the original free? This plugin is also the one we used to make our tutorial for Creating a SocialEngine Widget.

Our basic installation instructions should get you started. After you have the plugin installed, here's how to configure it to show:

• Navigate to Appearance > Layout Editor
• You'll need to either place it in the global header or manually place it on the pages you want it. Our demo has it in the global header.
• On the right, under Available Blocks, scroll down to Widgets and find ScriptTechs Google Translate plugin.

• Drag it to the left and place it under or above all of the green blocks that are already there. Click Edit and set the settings as you want them (screenshot below) and Save Changes.
  

• Check front end and it will show where you placed it. We like to put it under the rest of the global header blocks.
  

• You can choose the site default language, to add Google analytics, and/or use multi-language setting. To do so, go back to the Layout Editor as shown above and choose global header or each page that you've placed this on and click to Edit the ScriptTechs Google Translate block. You might want to do this step at the time that you set the block.
  

• We suggest that you leave the "Title" field blank for this block.

• “Save Changes” when done in the popup edit screen.
• “Save Changes” again at the Layout Editor screen or your new settings won’t take effect.

Please review the plugin at the SocialEngine Marketplace as a thank you for our work.

That's right! Read all about it here in the blog .

He joins the team as Lead Developer for the PHP product line. Some of you will recognize him as founder of phpFox. He announced his resignation from phpFox here on this site a few weeks back.

We're excited to have him part of the #SocialEngine team. Welcome aboard @Raymond Benc !

Oh gee. I'm not a hosting person but thanks for posting this as I've asked my host about it.