Posted 2 years ago #
Fatal error: Class 'Translations' not found in /home/p14l39fs/public_html/wordpress/wp-includes/l10n.php on line 408
on line 408 of the (lowercase letter "L")10n.php file I find:
$empty = &new Translations;
So, since anybody who's anybody can never get enough class, will someone be so kind as to tell me how I can add class to this file?
And will the damn upgrade work if I do it?
Thanks, everso...
A "class" is a set of functions within a web application, in this case WordPress. The specific file you're having problems with is the part that handles translation from whatever language a WordPress plugin or template is in to whatever language you have set as your default. My guess is that something went wrong in your installation/upgrade (perhaps a file didn't get copied correctly during FTP).
Just for reference, the Translations class is defined in: /wp-includes/pomo/translations.php. Take a look at the file (assuming it's there) and you'll see just what a "class" does.
Back up your database and re-install the WordPress core. That should take care of any missing/corrupt files and restore the Translations class in your system.
Posted 2 years ago #
Eric, hi.
I really appreciate your reply, honest.
But it just doesn't enlighten. I look at translations.php in Dreamweaver, and I see the code and the notes and it does, indeed, appear to translate language, etc. But I don't see what's wrong. What to fix. Etc.
I have a backup. And I will reinstall it, back to 2.65, and if it works I will leave it alone.
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