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Zaphodbeeblerock - Posts:21
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Cant´t get translation to work // solved
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by Zaphodbeeblerock » 05 Jan 2013, 19:44
Hello
I know this question was postet often times, but all the answers and tutorials didn´t help.
I really tried my best but could not find the solution.
I would like to have my frontend in german language.
I put the de_De.po and de_De.mo in the translation folder of Suffusion.
In wp-config.php "define('WPLANG', 'de_DE');" exists
Homepage:
http://heissmann-acoustics.de
Kind regards
Alexander
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by drake » 07 Jan 2013, 04:13
You have options for making your own labels for comment form at Suffusion Options -> Backend -> Comment Settings.
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by Zaphodbeeblerock » 07 Jan 2013, 04:44
Hello Drake
Thank you for answering.
Ok, I can change the comment labels, but that is not translating the rest of my frontend. When I watch the .po .mo files in Editor I see that theoretically everything can be translated, but it is not working for me ...
Kind regards
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by drake » 07 Jan 2013, 05:02
I don't know what happen - I see un-translated only "Leave a reply", "Posted by" and "Add Comments", but the files from pool seems to be 100% translated.
Besides of declaring de_DE language in wp-config, you have copied the translation files for WORDPRESS for finalizing localization? See:
http://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_in_Your_Language. Try to reinstall wordpress localized for Deutschland:
http://de.wordpress.org/.
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by Connie » 07 Jan 2013, 05:40
@Drake,
I installed WP 3.5 german version some times and these texts "Leave a reply.." etc. are still shown
I set the correct setting in wp-config.php and I use a complete translation file version 3.9.6 (it's impossible for me to update the 4.4.4-fles as poedit always delivers an error)
but these textstrings are translated in both language files, wordpress-language file and suffusion-language file and still the error occurs, at some of my installations
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by drake » 07 Jan 2013, 06:19
Hi Connie, glad to see you
Yes, as far as I know, for older versions of suffusion.pot files was problems with translation of some fields (including those you mention). But now those problems was solved by moving translations to glotpress:
http://pool.aquoid.com/
Can you try to test to download the translation from there?
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by Zaphodbeeblerock » 07 Jan 2013, 09:16
So, I found the solution
I just had to change de_D
e.mo into de_D
E.mo, and things work fine now.
I found this solution because I kind of gave up and installed codestyling localization and then looked into the .mo file that was written by the plugin. And there it was de_DE.mo ....
So thanks for helping me
Best regards
Alexander
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by drake » 07 Jan 2013, 10:34
Yes, an elegant solution - I often use Codestyling Localization for plugins, but translation of theme always works in my installations for Romanian or Dutch sites so I just forgot about Heiko's plugin in this case...
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by Connie » 07 Jan 2013, 15:14
Zaphodbeeblerock wrote:
I found this solution because I kind of gave up and installed codestyling localization and then looked into the .mo file that was written by the plugin. And there it was de_DE.mo ....
Sorry that I oversaw the wrong capitalisation of the language files... of course it must be de_DE ;=)
cheers, Connie