Hello Juha,
I got the same probs with a multi language shop.
It seems to work, if you erase all language_id chars in the "db_queries" according to the links. For e.g. catalog/links.php:
arround line 183 it looks like this:
// show the links in a given category
// We show them all
// $listing_sql = "select " . $select_column_list . " l.links_id from " . TABLE_LINKS_DESCRIPTION . " ld, " . TABLE_LINKS . " l, " . TABLE_LINKS_TO_LINK_CATEGORIES . " l2lc where l.links_status = '2' and l.links_id = l2lc.links_id and ld.links_id = l2lc.links_id and ld.language_id = '" . (int)$languages_id . "' and l2lc.link_categories_id = '" . (int)$current_category_id . "'";
$listing_sql = "select " . $select_column_list . " l.links_id from " . TABLE_LINKS_DESCRIPTION . " ld, " . TABLE_LINKS . " l, " . TABLE_LINKS_TO_LINK_CATEGORIES . " l2lc where l.links_status = '2' and l.links_id = l2lc.links_id and ld.links_id = l2lc.links_id and l2lc.link_categories_id = '" . (int)$current_category_id . "'";
now you'll see all the different language links, according to the categories.
Follow the same sheme while changing your admin files. I also add some new language_id fields in the DB table link_status. So the link status will be shown in the pulldown menu of your admin script.
:huh:
volker
watch out here: http://test1.teclights.com/catalog/links.php