Jan Koester

Actually this is not really an error but a warning. Nothing really to worry about.

I still don’t know what exactly is causing the problem. As I don’t get these messages it’s quite difficult to debug. However I think I’ve found a solution. It will be available in release 0.7.5 shortly.

Thanks for your help!

Hi Johannes,

could you please tell me the versions of php, your webserver and os. I’ve never seen this problem on my (german) site. Is your database and server configured to use UTF-8? Normally substr shouldn’t cause these kind of problems.

This remains strange as __DIR__ is a PHP constant for the directory of the current file supported since 5.3.0

For recipepress reloaded 0.7.5 onwards I’ve replaced this by a wordpress/plugin constant.

Thanks for reporting!

I’m sorry to hear that. Actually I can’t help you much right now as I’m on my way into holidays.
What you could try to do:
– get yourself a copy of your database to play around with
– install RecipePress reloaded in an older version. 0.5.0 should be a good starting point. You can get it here or from svn.
– See if you can get it running
– Then upgrade step by step (look at the evelopers section to find other releases)

Another way could be to look into the older versions of the plugin, locate the missing function and just copy it into your recent version.
I probably just deleted that function without noticing it still was needed. So copying it back should do the trick.

You could have found it on http://rp-reloaded.net/impressum/. Anyways: please write to admin@rp-reloaded.net

Thanks again a lot for the effort. I’ll keep you posted on the progress.

Thanks a lot for your effort!

The easiest will be if you send the files by email. If you like I can also add you as a contributor to the repository.

I do understand the problems you are facing, however the situation is even a bit more complicated.
For example you’ve found that “Add New” and e.g. “Recipe category” strings are combined sequentially. In this combination “Add New” is a translatable string but “Recipe category” is the singular name of the category taxonomy stored in the wordpress database and NOT in the .po files. What I can try to do ist to change the combination from a string concatination to a pattern. So you could translate “Add new %s” whre %s would be replaced by the singular name of eg “Recipe category”. Would this help you?

This also explains why you’ve seen some strings seemly not being translated. You will need to set the taxonomy names manually in the settings section under “Recipe Metadata” > “Manage custom tags”.

The icons are there now. However to me it does not look very good. Probably still some work to do…