Plugin Author
Chouby
(@chouby)
Sorry. I don’t know buddypress and never tested it with or without Polylang. So I have no clue how to help.
Ok, forget the Buddypress thing. Is it possible to make an option which make a page jumps back to default page if there is no translation available without changing the localization?
Plugin Author
Chouby
(@chouby)
Not sure that it would do what you want. Did you try checking the option “Forces link to front page” in the widget options?
The trick already works but when i navigate to a default tab in a foreign menu, the whole foreign menu changes back to default.
If you can make it possible to add default tabs in foreign menu without changing the foreign menu, it would be awesome.
Btw, i tried the forces link to home page but did not help.
I managed to get Polylang Buddypress compatible. Follow the steps and it will translate for each language:
- Create 1. an extra template.php in your theme and name it “buddymulti” or whatever you like.
- 2. Paste the following code in your buddymulti.php
<?php
/*
Template Name: Buddymulti
*/
?>
<?php the_post() ?>
<?php the_content() ?>
<!-- .post -->
- 3. Log into your wordpress dashboad and install the following plugin: “Include HTML and PHP”
- 4. configure the buddypress pages as follows:
Associate a WordPress Page with each BuddyPress page with your default template in your default language.
For all the other languages use the buddymulti template
- 5. Put for all the following foreign buddypress pages the correct include code in your post:
Activity Streams => [include]/activity/index.php[/include]
User Groups => [include]/groups/index.php[/include]
Members => [include]/members/index.php[/include]
Register => [include]/registration/register.php[/include]
Activate => [include]/registration/activate.php[/include]
- 6. Finally upload all the foreign buddypress languages you need in “/wp-content/languages/” folder
@dr_who20 : I’m VERY interested in having polylang working with buddypress, is your method still working with uptodate WP, polylang and BP versions?
ps: I think there’s something in your previous post that caused the layout of this topic to be messed up.
nikospkrk has done a great research, it works.
However if you’re using a child theme you have one step more:
7. At your dashboard go to Plugins –> Editor select “Include HTML and PHP” and at main.php file, look for this line of code:
include get_theme_root().'/'.get_template().'/'.trim($filename);
Replace by:
include get_theme_root().'/'.get_stylesheet().'/'.trim($filename);
I said it works to have default Buddypress pages translating.
It doesn’t work as a fully solution for Buddypress translation, there’s a lot of functionality to be covered.
