Same here. I’d like to know how to translate the front-end of the plugin into Hebrew.
I’d appreciate any guide in the right direction.
Plugin Author
avdude
(@avdude)
You can translate the plugin, as I have made the plugin ready for translation. Here is an online tutorial on making a new language file. Make a Translation
Once you create a translation, if you provide it to me at [email protected], I will try and include it in the next release.
Hello, I have the same problem.
The instructions above did not work. This is probably for older WordPress versions.
I use to translate Loco Translate, the WordPress plugin.
Unfortunately Event Registration does not recognize the German new language.
Event Registration remains in English.
It does not access the German language pack, though it is in the correct folder, etc.
How can it still lie?
Best regards
Freis78
Anonymous User 8845258
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Same here … how can i translate it? its very important, Can you please help? Kind regards
I had to look inside the sourcecode to find out, that the language files have to be prepended with the string “evt_language-” in their filename. If you have for example translated files for German (language code de_DE)
the correct filenames are:
wp-content/plugins/event-registreation/lang/evt_language-de_DE.mo / .po
Unfortunately the existing files en_US.mo / .po which are delivered with the plugin do not follow this naming scheme so I doubt that they are loaded. They should be renamed to evt_language-en_US.mo / .po.
Another problem is, that the existing en_US files which I took as a basis for my translation do not contain all necessary strings, so I had to make a new extraction of all strings from the sourcecode to get a complete list when I could then translate with Poedit as described by the plugin author above.
In addition there are also still hardcoded english texts in the sourcecode which have to be translate directly there.
Last but not least it is not possible to localize things like the timeformat to the 24hrs format which is used in most non-english countries, also for this I had to modify the sourcecode.
Best Regards,
Mandragor
