Hi there.
We will definitely look into adding this as a feature – currently the map’s language is dependent on the locale set out in the ‘Settings’ page of your website as well.
I believe the entry in the changelog you mentioned above refers to other internationalization changes though.
1. It’s relatively very easy to add this as a setting to the plugin.
I the meanwhile for everybody struggling with it:
After each update I update manually the ‘wpGoogleMaps.php’ file,
searching for:
sensor=false
and replacing it with:
sensor=false&language=iw
(iw = Hebrew)
[lines: 621, 778, 1595, 2695]
(Ctrl+H on IDE or even notepad makes it an easy task 😉
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2.
currently the map’s language is dependent on the locale set out in the ‘Settings’ page of your website as well.
It’s set to Hebrew, the admin interfaces (as well as plugin’s admin interface) is in Hebrew, and still the maps shows on the client side are in English.
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3.
I believe the entry in the changelog you mentioned above refers to other internationalization changes though.
So what is the meaning of those internationalization changes? where can i see them in action?
Me goal is to display the map on client side in specific language (Hebrew = iw), Here’s example of Russian (ru) as you can see here:
Example.
Hi there.
1) Thank you for posting a solution to this 🙂
2) I will look into this for you – so sorry about this
3) The English language files were updated with the latest strings, as well as new strings were added.
Thanks for responding.
If it possible, the change I’m hoping for is to have something like
sensor=false&language=$map_language_setting
(on ‘wpGoogleMaps.php‘)
So we can choose the display language of the map for the client side.
Hi there.
I’ve added this to our development schedule for you. You can keep track of our progress here: https://trello.com/b/Brsxoyzo
Thanks a lot for the quick response. hope to see it implemented soon.
Also love trello 😉 great choice.
Hi there.
Only a pleasure. Thank you!
