Thanks for your question, Andrew.
It sounds like a case where I should add an optional shortcode attribute for you to override that global setting. I’ll try to get this done sometime between now and the weekend.
Otherwise, the only way would be to have Delete Me language .pot files for each language and then set the page language in WordPress. I’m not sure how familiar you are with .pot files and all that though.
Kind regards,
Clint
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Hi Clint,
Adding this capability would be great. It would provide greater flexibility for your users.
Thank you,
Andrei
Latest release, Delete Me 3.0 includes the following new shortcode attributes for the form:
form_confirm_warning, form_password_label, form_confirm_button
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If you could provide a couple of words in the plugin documentation,
What the new shortcodes do and how we can use them.
Great support,
Thank you!
There is a bit of explanation on the Delete Me Settings page under Shortcode where it says Usage.
Basically, Shortcode attributes are like HTML tag attributes. In the case of Delete Me, all Shortcode attributes are optional as they are only used to override what has been set on the Settings page.
The new Shortcode attributes for the form follow the 3 form settings on the Settings page: warning, password label, and confirm button.
Example usage:
[plugin_delete_me form_confirm_warning="Warning: You sure you want to delete your account?" form_password_label="Confirm Your Password" form_confirm_button="Click Here to Delete Your Account" /]
