open the file C:\Inetpub\vhosts\alojamiento\directorio\wp-includes\l10n.php and go to line 583 and see if there is a path statement…
or try to search out this line: C:\Inetpub\vhosts\alojamiento\directorio/wp-content/plugins/C:/Inetpub/vhosts/alojamiento/directorio/wp-content/themes/evolve/library/admin/redux-framework/languages/evolve-es_ES.mo …which is actually 2 path statements in one…and should be separated with a semicolon prior to the 2nd c:/ part…should read
C:\Inetpub\vhosts\alojamiento\directorio/wp-content/plugins/;
C:/Inetpub/vhosts/alojamiento/directorio/wp-content/themes/evolve/library/admin/redux-framework/languages/evolve-es_ES.mo
But the 2nd line can be right after the semicolon at the end of the 1st line…but finding where it is called is going to be the problem. it’s going to take some searching… you can search for “path” …and find a path statement. It may be in that l10n.php file…maybe not exactly at line 583, but close to it.
Also, one the c:\ path statments of the 2 has backslashes, and one has forward slashes…make sure the syntax is correct…linux has forward slashes, and windows servers have backslashes…whichever you have, set the slashes accordingly and correct the line that is wrong.
Hi, presupuestON.
I have just fixed a similar problem of concatenating two complete paths. At me it was created in a plugin lj-xp transfer in function “load_plugin_textdomain” the third parameter $plugin_rel_path of a full path instead of relative from a folder /wp-content/plugins/. I commented out the wrong line and wrote the correct.
//load_plugin_textdomain( 'lj-xp', false, plugin_dir_path(__FILE__) . '/lang' );
load_plugin_textdomain( 'lj-xp', false, 'lj-xp/lang' );
Backslashes don’t mean a thing in this issue.
