Hi creamundo,
Which form template are you using?
Hi Andrea,
I use bps-form-legacy but I can’t find the words “From” or “To” in the source code of that template… even in the rest of the templates…
plase, help.
Regards from Spain.
Hi creamundo,
The only built-in template using ‘from’ and ‘to’ is bps-form-sample-1.
These words are not internationalized yet, so you have to modify them in the template itself. Look into the file
/wp-content/plugins/bp-profile-search/templates/members/bps-form-sample-1.php
at lines 74 and 83 and edit the words as necessary.
After you modify a template, it’s best to copy it into the directory buddypress/members under your active theme directory.
Please let me know if this works for you!
Hi Andrea,
I think there must be a problem, I edit the template you told me, you are right and there is the only one with from and to, but the problem is still there. This is a copy of the code generated:
<input placeholder=’Edad de el From’ type=’text’ name=’field_167_min’ id=’field_167′ value=” class=’form-control’>
The problem is in the placeholder. I searched the database with phpmyadmin and the code and there is no “From” or “To” that I can find, even with WPML… I think all the people must have the same issue in non english languajes…
I’m using bps-form-legacy.
Hi creamundo,
Probably you are not using a built-in form template, but a template provided by your theme.
To be 100% sure, look into the directory buddypress/members under your active theme directory, both parent and child if you use a child theme. Do you find other form templates there? The first line of code in a form template should be something like:
$F = bps_escaped_form_data ();
You are COMPLETLY RIGHT!!!!
The problem was there, I use Kleo Theme (one of the most used in buddypress) and they made that changes in the template.
The only problem is that I cant translate with wpml… (sadface)
thanks for all!!!!!!!!!
You are welcome!
I suggest you inform the Kleo team about this translation issue, I am sure they will be happy to find a solution.
