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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Transposh WordPress Translation] Menu barHi,
We don’t have native wordpress menu support, but it should probably show something and not nothing,
You may choose who sees edit translation by setting the “who is allowed”, if you are an admin it will probably show, but not for your users
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Transposh WordPress Translation] Show the first paragraph of translationMake sure translate in default language is enabled
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Transposh WordPress Translation] Not transalting automatically the postsThe page you referred to is using ajax/javascript to generate the content (something called vc grid?) so this content (eg. names of apps, and link) don’t pass through to the plugin, so it can’t fix them (unfortunately), you need to code some functions so this will work. (grep for attempt_json in our code)
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Transposh WordPress Translation] Not transalting automatically the postsYour content is generated via ajax/javascript, you need to make special handlers functions for this type of data so it will translate.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Transposh WordPress Translation] Accents and translationHello there,
I am not aware of any reason that would stop such translations, make sure that you have text and not html entities in your code. (although it should have worked)
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Transposh WordPress Translation] Plugin sending emailsJust disable mail sending (for admins or all)
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Transposh WordPress Translation] Widget flagsHi, make sure to upgrade to the full version, the flags widget is there.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Transposh WordPress Translation] Transposh bug with permalinksAnswered via email – please disable the experimental url translation support,
Hi,
You can basically set a no_translate class around all non-translatable elements, which in your case will be everything but the description.
This is not a use case that we thought is required, and its not something we plan on adding soon.
Good luck,
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Transposh WordPress Translation] Compatible with the plugin SEO FrameworkHi,
Thanks for reporting the bug of our trac system, will try to solve this but its in a third party component that wasn’t updated for trac 1.2 so we are kind of stuck…
Everything is possible, adding support for a sitemap.xml generation isn’t too hard and was done in the past, if the developer of that plugin is interested, just hook him up with me (contact form on our site, or here) and I will do what is needed.
Thanks
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Transposh WordPress Translation] Server high loadHi,
The plugin generates code, as anything does, there are multiple ways to mitigate its usage, by using in memory caching (apc, apcu, memcache), or with other caching solutions (wp-supercache comes to mind),
Sometimes when rouge bots come to your site, caching will not help much (as they scan you site for everything), I would suggest to look at your access logs for unregular behaviors
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Transposh WordPress Translation] Working on China or not?Hi,
Yes, it works, and there is support for baidu translate which works in China
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Transposh WordPress Translation] Possible to not show current language?Hi,
You can write a widget for your client that does what you wish (flip-flop language widget, I’d guess). The instructions for developing a widget are located at:
https://trac.transposh.org/wiki/WidgetWritingGuideGood luck
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Transposh WordPress Translation] Cant translate default languageHi,
This is a common misunderstanding of what translate in default language is (it is probably so common as we didn’t properly explain it, or that it is hard to understand)
Translate in default language does not mean it will allow you to change phrases that were written in the default language, but just that the parser will go over the page and will try to find segments that are marked with other “lang” attributes and translate them. The use case of this is mainly comments, when you have a few languages, and your users might comment on the same post with different languages, so if your original post is in English, and your commenter went to a Spanish page and naturally commented in Spanish, what will happen is that transposh will understand that, and will wrap the comment with a lang=es attribute
Enabling translate in default language will allow users looking at the original English post to see that comment in English…
If one wants to use Transposh as a frontend editing tool (why?) all that is needed is to wrap the default page html with a lang=xx tag, which will trigger the default language translation.
I hope this helps.
Please contact me via the form, its getting late here so I will only be able to get back to you in a few hours, this should have worked, but I don’t know.
After contact we’ll try and setup a debug session to make this work