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In reply to: [Codestyling Localization] Plugin not translatning allI need at least examples, what can’t be translated and where it is located (woocommerce or theme).
Furthermore i can’t test the theme because it’s not a free theme and I can’t get access to it without payment.
Please provide more detailed information, otherwise no qualified support is possible.The definition does not contain all necessary replacements. Let’s say, you want to replace the wp-content folder with my-playground folder.
Than you modifiy the wp-config.php file below the already existing first 3 lines:/** Absolute path to the WordPress directory. */ if ( !defined('ABSPATH') ) define('ABSPATH', dirname(__FILE__) . '/'); define( 'WP_CONTENT_DIR', ABSPATH . 'my-playground' ); define( 'WP_CONTENT_URL', 'http://wp35.test/my-playground'); // full url - WP_CONTENT_DIR is defined further up define( 'PLUGINDIR', 'my-playground/plugins' ); define( 'MUPLUGINDIR', 'my-playground/mu-plugins' );All other directory constants will now be created appropriated by WordPress startup process and will work as expected.
Keep in mind, I’m using local vhosts with my Apache, so I have the domain “wp35.test” locally as a vhost. It also works for appropriated configured localhosts but I would always prefer vhost usage locally.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Codestyling Localization] Translation to JapaneseYes, thats the way to get it running.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Codestyling Localization] Translation to JapaneseThis depends on what type of installation you are using: normal WordPress single install or multisite install.
At single site install the language can be set within the wp-config.php file as WPLANG constant.
At multisite install you can define it per site with the site admin interface.How did you configure this sharing of the content folder?
It looks like a local Apache test system. I would need any modifications as description to be able to reproduce it at my local dev environment.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Codestyling Localization] Translation to JapaneseNo, there is no need to have a japanese version of WordPress. You can translate into any language even if you have installed the english one.
But do not expect japanese translations been shown, if you don’t set the blogs lang to to japanese.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Codestyling Localization] Filtering Components on the Management PageThis is currently on the road map of major version 2.0 but won’t find it’s way into 1.x versions. Major version planned to release in Jan. 2013.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Codestyling Localization] Language codeThanks for this remarks.
But version 1.x of this plugin will only support valid locales. This requires the language + the country to work properly. Ther will be no update to change the locale based behavior for 1.x.
But I’m constantly working on version 2.0 with completely new UI and behavoir. This upcomming new major version will deal with any type of language codes.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Codestyling Localization] Codeslyling no longer works after last update.Could be found, as written above here http://www.code-styling.de/english/imprint
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Codestyling Localization] Codeslyling no longer works after last update.The problems of not working javascripts should be gone with version 1.99.28 and the UI should be responsible again.
I have done also multisite test (without SSL) and single site (with and without SSL) and its working as expected.If some problems remain at SSL based installation, please send me a mail cause I need to inverstigate the affected system via login.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Codestyling Localization] Codeslyling no longer works after last update.@pilotusa123: please send me an email with the credentials to investigate the issue. Can be found at my home pages imprint.
@jetfalcon: need not to be an issue like above, the script protection doesn’t work at the moment 100%, so plugins like js-appointment strongly break my plugin! This will be solved with next update.
This is a known bug, not yet solved. The WordPress main file contains also a \t character but doesn’t meen [TAB] with it.
It’s not that easy to solve this at all occurances, will be handled with later updates. Next update will fix some bugs introduced during WP 3.5 compatibility.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Codestyling Localization] Codeslyling no longer works after last update.So if not using wildcard, can I assume, that the installation uses subfolders?
Did you specify somethings special at your wp-config.php to work with the multisite?Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Codestyling Localization] Codeslyling no longer works after last update.Could you please tell me the version of WordPress you are running, if you use SSL, moved plugin/content folder or an IDN domain?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Codestyling Localization] Textdomain conflictThere are 3 problems doing it this way instead of installing it as ordinary plugin:
1.) potential any other plugin can utilize the same thing and loads twice the classes, result: will crash the blog.
2.) if the plugin is already installed, then the theme activation will crash anyway.
3.) it can’t be translated by it’s own, while not part of ordinary plugin registration.If you pre-package it to your theme, than you are the owner of this copy of plugin while you bundle it! Thatswhy you have to maintain it within your theme scope too. This said, you are also responsible to modify your copy to meet your themes textdomain and also remove the plugins load call. Doing so, you can do all the stuff within your theme.
I don’t think, that this type of plugin usage will ever be supported by my plugin, it’s miles away from the WordPress standard and provokes potential crashes at users WordPress installations.