Posted 3 years ago #
Dear WordPress,
I have the newest version of Global Translator on my site on the sidebar. http://www.pyrodes.com. When I click on the languages, it still gives me this message:
This page has not been translated yet.
The translation process could take a while: please come back later.
Now, I know the first load takes a bit, but it's been 3 days!! I'm using the newest version, so I am confused. Any advice?
-Loving WordPress geniuses
Posted 3 years ago #
I have tried global translator and I do not think it is really easy to use out of the box or has some kinks in it
I prefer to use
http://blog.libinpan.com/2008/08/04/google-ajax-translation-wordpress-plugin/
I also have more plugins that will be useful to you on my site , I wrote an article about 20 of the best plugins I have found searching hard on the net.
http://sherifabdou.com/2008/09/the-20-best-wordpress-plugins-on-the-net/#content
Posted 3 years ago #
Thanks so much! I'll give some of these a try.
Posted 3 years ago #
It takes time to get all your pages translated - a word of warning though, I've had the latest version running for several weeks now (set to translate a page every 6 minutes) and I've got about 90 posts or so in total and over 125MB of translated pages stored in the cache. I'm only set to translate into 6 other languages too...
The advantage this plug-in has over the other one above is that you can translate your posts (not just the comments) and have google index them as a seperate post.
If there was a plug-in that did this translation, stored it in mysql and also allowed unique page addresses for each translation, then it would be perfect in my book.
Posted 3 years ago #
If there was a plug-in that did this translation, stored it in mysql and also allowed unique page addresses for each translation, then it would be perfect in my book.
Boy oh boy, can I agree with that! A translator that creates a proper silo structure with /en/ /fr/ etc, permalinks. Only retranslating the post when it is modified and it is NOT cached but actually part of the wordpress blog.
Makes sense to me.
On a sidenote, has this issue mentioned here been corrected with this plugin: http://www.toptut.com/2008/06/30/global-translation-plug-in-for-wordpress-think-twice-before-activating/
Frank.
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