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  • Hi Aquasol,

    The Greek translation is given with the free download. After downloading the lite version of the product catalog, you will be able to extract the files onto your server. The specific files that you are interested in are under ultimate-product-catalogue > lang. They should be named “UPCP-el_GR.po” and “UPCP-el_GR.mo”.

    As English is the default language for WordPress, you’ll need to play with a little code to force WordPress to recognize the translated files.

    In order to do this, you’ll need to FTP into your WordPress install and open up the wp_config.php file and add this line of code:

    define ('WPLANG', 'el_GR');

    Adding this line tells WordPress you want to use translation files for Greek. Since you’ve translated only your plugin and not your WordPress backend, your plugin will display in Greek but your WordPress admin area will continue to display in English.

    Hope this helps 🙂

    Best regards,

    Thread Starter aquasol

    (@aquasol)

    It is not working… I have an error at Settings/General/Site Language:”The WPLANG constant in your wp-config.php file is no longer needed.”
    Also at the front your plugin is still in English.
    Can you check it again ?

    Hi Aquasol,

    Just like WP is saying, you need to remove the following line: define (‘WPLANG’, ‘el_GR’); from your WP config file.

    Then go into your settings => language and make sure your site language is set to Greek.

    The translations our submitted by our users so we cannot guarantee it’s accuracy or completeness.

    Regards,

    EWD

    For Greek (Hellenic) code is el not el_gr, so use el instead of el_GR

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