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  • Plugin Author Tim W

    (@timwhitlock)

    This plugin doesn’t declare its text domain and doesn’t provide a conventionally named POT file. These things are confusing my plugin, so you will run into problems.

    To fix you’ll have to rename your saved translation files to bookingup-fi.po and bookingup-fi.mo

    Thread Starter markuskosonen

    (@markuskosonen)

    Great! Thanks. For some reason I can now translate everything else, but the calendar and dates. Do you know why these are not in the .po-file? I modified the bookingultra.class.php-file that had the titles for months and weekdays, but it is not affecting the site. Also the time format is not what I have selected in the plugin settings.

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    Plugin Author Tim W

    (@timwhitlock)

    If strings in the plugin aren’t appearing in the editor, then they’re either not defined in the translation template or Loco can’t pull them out of the plugin source code.

    Your link isn’t valid, so I can’t see what strings to check for

    Thread Starter markuskosonen

    (@markuskosonen)

    Plugin Author Tim W

    (@timwhitlock)

    It looks to me as though the date format is a plugin option (bup_time_format) and nothing to do with the translation files. Also, the author is not using a localised date function, so month and day names won’t be translated regardless of the format setting.

    I’m marking as resolved because you’ve gotten around the initial problem. This last issue seems unrelated to my plugin.

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