Hi,
1/ Language files are in the folder “customer-area/languages”.
2/ You can set the language just like for any other plugin. Please refer to the WordPress documentation for that.
Hi,
Thank you! I solved it by renaming translation files. So it was easy 🙂
I found information here http://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/I18n_for_WordPress_Developers –
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This call tries to load my-plugin-{locale}.mo from your plugin’s base directory.The locale is the language code and/or country code you defined in the constant WPLANG in the file wp-config.php. For example, the locale for German is ‘de’, and the locale for Danish is ‘da_DK’. From the code example above the text domain is ‘my-plugin’ therefore the Danish MO and PO files should be named my-plugin-da_DK.mo and my-plugin-da_DK.po.
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You’re welcome. Glad you could get it to work quickly.
