I have the same problem. The form shows {#advanced_dlg.link_url} (and similar values, such as {#advanced_dlg.link_list}, {#advanced_dlg.link_target} or {#advanced_dlg.link_titlefield}). Seems to be a language problem. Any idea what could help?
Typically that is because there are internal language-codes in the language-file. Look for the string “en.” and change it to “de.”, that should do it.
Renaming the wp-langs-en.js as proposed by MarcusF and decribed by StefanMZ at http://wordpress.org/support/topic/249572 did the trick.
Hi, dhoffmann.
Probably it’s the difference in TinyMCE version. I have the same structure of localisation files as you. But, anyway 4 hours of tinkering… and the MCEcomments speaks russian finally. 🙂
You should find 3 localisation files of:
1) tinymce: XY.js
2) advanced theme: another XY.js
3) advanced theme dialogue-boxes: XY_dlg.js
Then you should split it into new file named wp-langs-XY.js with the following structure:
– contents of tinymce localisation file (see 1 above)
– blank string (I guess it’s unnecessary)
– contents of advanced theme localisation file (see 2 above)
– blank string
– contents of advanced theme dialogues localisation (see 3 above)
And then you just copy final wp-langs-XY.js into wp-includes/js/tinymce/langs directory.
That’s all. Probably there is some easier way anywhere, but.. you know.
All these files I found within Simple-Press-Forum plugin files.
PS: just in case I can send you or anybody else proper files. My email is sensor-ww (at) gmail (dot) com
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Daniel
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yes it worked now 🙂 thanks a lot!
