FullStack-ing

Hi again,

I’ve figured out two solutions for you.

At first, the reason loco translate can’t find the “fee” string inside our plugin, is because the string is in your functions.php and not in the plugin.

First solution:

Change

$string = __( 'fee', 'wc-smart-cod' );

with

$string = __( 'Fee', 'woocommerce' );

The “F” should be uppercase.
And let the WooCommerce’s translation take over. ( You should have installed the WooCommerce translations of all the languages you use in your site. )

Second solution:

Use $string = __( 'fee', 'xxxxxx' );

Where xxxxxx should be your theme’s text domain. E.g if you use storefront, it should be $string = __( 'fee', 'storefront' );

1. Then go to Loco Translate / Themes
2. Click in your theme’s name / Setup ( Here you can find the text domain as well
3. In source file paths, add “functions.php” without the quotes and click Save Config
4. Go to Overview / Edit Template and click Sync
5. The fee string should now be scanned. Click Save

Now go to your languages and translate it one by one.
Let me know if any issues.

Best Regards

• This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by FullStack-ing.

Ok, no problem.
The .pot file should be included though, right?

Best Regards

Hi,
It will be part of our next update soon.

Best Regards

Hi cupiditee,

Unfortunately I can’t test this scenario, because it’s a paid plugin and I don’t own it.
So you have to test it yourself.

Let me know if I can help.

Best Regards

Hi,

For the class on the span please replace

$fee = sprintf( '<span>%s %s</span>', html_entity_decode( $fee, null, "UTF-8" ), $string );

with

$fee = sprintf( '<span class="%s">%s %s</span>', 'wsc-input-fee', html_entity_decode( $fee, null, "UTF-8" ), $string );

Change ‘wsc-input-fee’ with the classname of your choice, if you prefer.

Now for the translate part. As you can see the string is translate ready:
$string = __( ‘fee’, ‘wc-smart-cod’ );
Are you familiar with gettext and po – mo files?
Do you use WPML for the translations?

Best Regards

Hi again,
I doubt that is WooCommerce’s issue.
Why don’t you simple remove the div tags and let the p tag as it is?

Best Regards

Hi Attila,

The problematic closing p tag, is in your terms and conditions markup.
More specific it’s
</div> <!-- .et_pb_section --><strong></p>
You notice the </p> in the end?
It’s in line 833 ( if you hit right click and view page source )

Best Regards

Hi Adrenaline22,

Your feature is now ready :).

Please proceed to the following steps.

a.) Replace your wp-content/plugins/wc-smart-cod/public/class-wc-smart-cod-public.php with the one I send you in the following WeTransfer ( I’m going to integrate this code in the next release of the plugin, so you don’t have to replace it more than once ).
WeTransfer Link: https://wetransfer.com/downloads/7422a684f862382e638025e046d9162d20180215205034/0d958d91a6f440753ce19ae54659c8d420180215205034/ec0828

b.) Copy paste this code block in your theme’s functions.php

add_action( 'woocommerce_update_order_review_fragments', 'insert_price_to_title' );

function insert_price_to_title( $data ) {

	// settings
	$string = __( 'fee', 'wc-smart-cod' );
	// settings end.

	global $woocommerce;

	$doc = new DOMDocument();
	$doc->loadHTML( mb_convert_encoding( $data[ '.woocommerce-checkout-payment' ], 'HTML-ENTITIES', 'UTF-8' ) );
	$finder = new DomXPath( $doc );
	$classname = 'payment_method_cod';
	$node = $finder->query( "//*[contains(concat(' ', normalize-space(@class), ' '), ' $classname ')]" );
	$label = $node->item( 0 );

	if( ! $label ) return $data;

	$label = $label->getElementsByTagName( 'label' )->item( 0 );

	$smart_cod = new Wc_Smart_Cod_Public( 'wc-smart-cod' );
	$fee = $smart_cod->apply_smart_cod_fees( $woocommerce->cart, false );
	$fee = wc_price( $fee, true );
	$fee = sprintf( '<span>%s %s</span>', html_entity_decode( $fee, null, "UTF-8" ), $string );
	$fragment = $doc->createDocumentFragment();
	$fragment->appendXML( '<span>(' . $fee . ')</span>' );

	$label->appendChild( $fragment );

	$doc->removeChild( $doc->doctype );
	$doc->replaceChild( $doc->firstChild->firstChild->firstChild, $doc->firstChild );

	$data[ '.woocommerce-checkout-payment' ] = $doc->saveHTML();

	return $data;
}

c.) The string “fee” is translatable under our text domain ( wc-smart-cod ). You can change this to your theme’s text domain, if you want.

And you are ready. Please let me know if any issues.

Best Regards