Hello,
We have not yet scheduled a time for multi language support.
but i assume it will be within the next month + –
Regards,
Marco
Hello,
The localization / multi language is finally available.
you can make the French translation (and hopefully contribute it back so we can add it to the plugin :-))
Regards,
Marco
Thanks for great contribution.
I want to add Arabic translation too but where can I find the git repository for the new update of the source code?
Actually the 1.2.7 update we pulled back for a couple of days as we spotted a serious issue with the Ticket Times (currently being fixed).
the SVN still has the codes tho:
http://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/key4ce-osticket-bridge/tags/1.2.7/
in the languages section you can find the language files that currently exist and make a translation.
1.2.7 will be re-released within 48 hours or so. (with the time fix).
Fine, I’ll post my trnaslation ASAP before releasing 1.2.7
BTW, could you please give me a permission to make my commit (I hate SVN because of that… god bless Git)
Added you to the commiters list in svn
i do think wordpress has identical copies on gitlabs:
https://github.com/wp-plugins/key4ce-osticket-bridge
i do think wordpress has identical copies on gitlabs:
https://github.com/wp-plugins/key4ce-osticket-bridge
It’s just a mirror. I think they don’t accept pull request there (this should upto the developer of the plugin)
I sent a commit for Arabic translation but I noticed that key4ce-osticket-bridge doesn’t run it although I double checked load_plugin_textdomain function.
May you please help me here?
NOTE: I use key4ce-osticket-bridge from the trunk
Hello,
Small update: we are still checking it out.
so far we didn’t find an issue with it.
Later on today we will run a WP in Arabic to see if we can find any issue there.
Ok,
After setting up a WP with define ('WPLANG', 'ar');
in WP Conf it loaded up the arabic lang for the plugin just fine.
so i am assuming things are working correctly there.
Using WPLANG doesn’t work with multi-language websites.
See:
BTW, all other plugins works fine in multi-language websites
UPDATE: Arabic translation run without WPLANG because it’s deprecated in WP 4.1.X … more
Well,
In short:
the mo gets picked up if your wordpress is configured with arabic.
(we confirmed this part)
we used the wp lang in our test to quickly force our test env over to another language (with success incl our plugin).
Which leaves the question: how does qtranslate work? as from the looks of it it doesn’t automatically pick up MO files though i only given it a quick google (so might have a bit outdated info).
> it doesn’t automatically pick up MO files
I think it pick it automatically because the other plugins loads the proper MO file.
Well.. not sure what to tell you here really
WordPress it self loads it fine when you push it to arabic.
Following wordpress and tutorials we also got everything thats required to load the language file.
I don’t find much specific howto’s or info’s about qtranslate and/or it’s requirements for plugins, i just checked it with wordpress language it self
