oferwald

I agree, a tutorial is a good idea, if anyone does it, I’ll be happy to link to it 🙂

use something like

if (‘en’ == transposh_get_current_language()) {
echo “english”;
}
elseif (‘fr’ == transposh_get_current_language()) {
echo “francais”;
}

Good luck

First, open a thread and don’t use a 5 months closed one,

Second, add &edit=y at the end of your urls.

Good luck

Sure.

See their example (with my modification):

// filter the Gravity Forms button type
add_filter("gform_submit_button", "form_submit_button", 10, 2);
function form_submit_button($button, $form){
   // we create a small array for options
   $submits = array("es" => "spanish submit", "de" => "german submit");
   if (isset($submits[transposh_get_current_language()])) {
       $submittext = $submits[transposh_get_current_language()];
    } else {
        $submittext = "Submit";
    }
   return "<button class='button' id='gform_submit_button_{$form["id"]}'><span>{$submittext}</span></button>";
}
?>

Another option is to change this line to:

return "<button class='button' id='gform_submit_button_{$form["id"]}'><span>".__("Submit")."</span></button>";

And work with the .po/.mo integration…

Actually, if build like that, the translation should have worked anyhow 🙂 who knows.

I hope this helps

Hello There,

Regarding the full page translation, you can use the shortcodes (as they appear in our development site), this allows you to paste in full page translations.

On the date issue, this is best handled by the .po/.mo integration feature, when date is outputted using a function, it will be properly handled. When it is a part of the text being translated, it might get trickier, changing the parsing rules might be able to improve the case, but I am not sure that it’s the best way to go.

Hi,

I guess they are ranking to a certain extent, and the proof that I have is that by looking at the Google analytics for transposh.org, I can clearly see that the page is found for some non-english strings.

I am not sure, and really don’t know all about how google does its indexing, I am quite sure they haven’t got anything that relates directly to Transposh (being below the radar, I’d guess). Maybe those are issues related to other behaviours of the plugin (such as reducing the sitemap score for translated pages, and adding the rel=alternate for pages).

However, I’ll add that Transposh is written for the webmasters and the users, for having a better multilingual experience, not for SEO purposes.

I hope it answers something.

Hi,

Not in the url (doesn’t work, for some unknown reason)

You need to check for it and change the edit mode in the component, if you are not a programmer, I guess it will be a bit harder to do, but I really hope you’ll manage.

Normally, it works correctly, but I can’t help much without any error logs