Plugin Author
Tim W
(@timwhitlock)
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Thread Starter
CaMaSa
(@carmine-santangelo)
Hi Tim!
I’m reading it but I’m not 100% sure about what is needed!
Should I use the strictest setting (“disallow”) blocks all write operations to potentially sensitive files?
Could I just copy via cPanel File Manager the files in wp-content/languages/plugins to wp-content/languages/loco?
Should I keep the files in booth folders?
Help me, please.
Tks
CaMaSa
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This reply was modified 7 years ago by
CaMaSa.
Thread Starter
CaMaSa
(@carmine-santangelo)
Me again…
Could I just copy via cPanel File Manager the files in wp-content/languages/plugins to wp-content/languages/loco?
Tks
CaMaSa
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This reply was modified 7 years ago by
CaMaSa.
Plugin Author
Tim W
(@timwhitlock)
if you want to avoid overwriting files then yes – enable the “disallow” option as this prevents overwriting these files.
Regarding your last question: yes, you could copy the files if you like. What are you actually trying to do?
Thread Starter
CaMaSa
(@carmine-santangelo)
I’m just translated a plugin.
So, I’ll Disallow and copy the files to the Loco folder too.
Thank you so much to the help!
CaMaSa
Thread Starter
CaMaSa
(@carmine-santangelo)
One more question…
If I set Disallow it will set to all plugins or just this one I want?
Tks
CaMasa
Plugin Author
Tim W
(@timwhitlock)
It applies to all files in all plugins that Loco Translate decides in unsafe. It only applies when Loco Translate is asked to write over a file. It does not apply to write operations performed by WordPress or by other plugins.