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  • Plugin Author Hector Cabrera

    (@hcabrera)

    Hi Vahid,

    Yep, I’m aware of that issue. A fix is ready, just haven’t had the time to push an update. I’ll post here the fixed files so you can download them.

    Thread Starter Vahid

    (@vdamanafshan)

    I found the solution myself. In wordpress-popular-posts.php, you should find the lines below and then translate view, views, comment, and comments into your own language. Am I right Héctor?
    _n(‘1 comment‘, ‘%s comments‘, $comments, ‘wordpress-popular-posts’),

    and this line:
    _n(‘1 view per day’, ‘%s views per day’, intval($pageviews), ‘wordpress-popular-posts’),

    Keep in mind that you should only translate those strings in bold shape.

    Plugin Author Hector Cabrera

    (@hcabrera)

    Well, that’s not the best approach – more like a hack actually – but yeah that’d work in the meanwhile until the next update is ready.

    Many Thanks Vahid, on my blogs are working very well.

    I hope that Hector will fix this bug in the next update .
    😉

    Plugin Author Hector Cabrera

    (@hcabrera)

    It’s fixed already, it’s just that I haven’t had enough time to resume developing the plugin 😛 You can see the progress here. I really want to finish it so you all can try it, it’s the best version of the plugin so far!

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