Adding internationalization for the text is on the list of improvements I need to make.
Can you give me specifics on where these characters aren’t displaying correctly?
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jurand
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Thank You for fast reply.
Can you give me specifics on where these characters aren’t displaying correctly?
In fontent and backend :(.
Look at those pictures, please:
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RGDS
jurand
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jurand
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Pictures again:
http://www.studioartwork.net/vfb1.png
http://www.studioartwork.net/vfb2.png
sorry.
That looks like an encoding problem. I will investigate. Thanks for the feedback.
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jurand
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Thanks, I would be grateful if you could fix it.
RGDS
jurand
How comfortable are you with mySQL?
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jurand
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If I can do something in the phpMyAdmin, I can probably handle it.
P.S. sorry for my English and the delay
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jurand
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Hi, something new?
In the changelog you wrote
Add internationalization support
I did update but nothing changed.
Yes, I added support. I would need a Greek translation file to make it work.
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jurand
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Unfortunately I can not speak Greek. I know someone who could possibly translate but I’m not sure. Could you send me the text for translation?
The POT file is in the plugins folder.
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jurand
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To test it, I have translated all messages by google translate and still nothing.
If I understand right. This translation is needed only for the Greeks using greek WordPress. But I do not understand Greek, and I need to know what I’m doing :).
I think you don’t undersand me. I don’t want the backend tranlation. What I need are those texts marked in red, in Greek. But when I write in Greek, and I’ll save the forms I get only question marks.
http://www.sitiabay.com/assets/vfb3.jpg
The *.mo file probably sh*t. Translation, however, will take some time.
http://www.sitiabay.com/assets/visual-form-builder.mo
http://www.sitiabay.com/assets/visual-form-builder.pot
Thanks for your time.
Ok, what you are asking for is pretty complicated and can only be solved through SQL queries. It’s a database encoding issue.
At this point, you have two options (easy and hard).
Easy: delete the plugin through Plugins admin which will delete all data and tables from your database. Reinstall the plugin and the encoding will be properly set and you won’t have any encoding problems.
Hard: get ready to run a bunch of complicated SQL queries to convert each field to the proper encoding. You may be able to get away with only converting a couple of fields that you are interested in, but you might as well make it all correct.
If it were me, I’d go the easy route but that’s your call.
Read through this page to get a better idea of what’s needed for the ‘hard’ method: http://codex.wordpress.org/Converting_Database_Character_Sets
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jurand
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I made this the easy way. It works almost perfectly. Almost because there is stil problem with email encoding.
Please look at this: vfb4.jpg
As You see the emailed data is OK but the form names don’t.
Anyway, thank You for resolving the problems.
