• Resolved Mick Levin

    (@mick-levin)


    Hello,

    I am curious, why this plugin’s administrative interface always gets displayed in the website’s language, not in the language, set for a current user profile?

    Could that be fixed? I guess the per-user language was introduced quite some time ago, it has to be widely documented how to make admin pages use user’s language, right?

    Thank you

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  • Hi @mick-levin,

    It’s a known bug, will be fixed in the upcoming update.

    For now, if you wish to fix this manually, you can open the file wp-smushit/wp-smush.php and on line 203 replace

    __( 'Get Fast', 'wp-smushit' ),

    with

    'Get Fast',

    Best regards,
    Anton

    Thread Starter Mick Levin

    (@mick-levin)

    Thanks Anton, but that was not the best advice to tamper 3rd party code though.

    Besides removing a call to “__” function XXX times is defeating the purpose. If we speak of a hack-around, then it has to be in a code section which loads up the [im]proper translation.

    Cheers.

    Hi @mick-levin,

    It’s not 3rd party code, it’s part of Smush. I’ve provided you with a temporary fix, just in case you wanted it fixed ASAP. But you can also wait for the next release with the fix. It’s all up to you.

    Best regards,
    Anton

    Thread Starter Mick Levin

    (@mick-levin)

    Thanks Anton,

    The Smush plugin *is* the 3rd party code to WordPress 🙂

    I am not going to cut it open, if there is alive support team behind it.

    And I hope they are reading this support forum, otherwise why it does even exist 🙂

    Take care.

    Thread Starter Mick Levin

    (@mick-levin)

    Wait a sec… are you one of them? 🙂

    Hi @mick-levin,

    Yes, I guess… I’m one of them 🙂

    If this issue is not critical for you, please leave it till the upcoming update. We are already testing it and it should be out soon. The translation bug will be fixed there.

    Best regards,
    Anton

    Thread Starter Mick Levin

    (@mick-levin)

    Thanks Anton.

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