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  • Plugin Support angelo_nwl

    (@angelo_nwl)

    hmm, can you share sample screenshot of this for us to easily visualize the issue?

    thanks

    Thread Starter deciosdecarvalho

    (@deciosdecarvalho)

    Thank you Angelo.

    Here is a link to the page. This is a closed group, but I have changed it to open so you can see the issue without having to register.
    http://www.comibam.org/grupos/elte/

    Thanks. How did you do the translation?

    Thread Starter deciosdecarvalho

    (@deciosdecarvalho)

    I have the EM translation files and also the Buddypress Spanish translation files in the language directories. The site language is set to Spanish as default. There is a third element. We are also using Polylang to start adding Portuguese translation. I thought I should mention that in case you may have seen this issue before when related to this additional element.

    Plugin Support angelo_nwl

    (@angelo_nwl)

    try something like this in your theme functions.php

    function my_em_text_rewrites($translation, $orig, $domain) {
    	str_replace('Events','Eventos', $translation);
    	return $translation;
    }
    add_action ( 'gettext', 'my_em_text_rewrites', 1, 3 );
    Thread Starter deciosdecarvalho

    (@deciosdecarvalho)

    Angelo, I tried that. It did not work.

    Which versions of WordPress, BuddyPress and Events Manager are you running?

    Thread Starter deciosdecarvalho

    (@deciosdecarvalho)

    WP 3.9.1
    BP 2.0.1
    EM 5.5.3

    I’m having the problem too. I’m wondering if the solution is to use a set of buddypress-en_US.po / buddypress-en_US.mo files?

    Thread Starter deciosdecarvalho

    (@deciosdecarvalho)

    I don’t understand how that would help. My site is in Spanish and the whole point of this discussion is to figure out why the word Events is in English.

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