Wrong text domain in admin/manage.php

  • Pieterjan Deneys

    (@nekojonez)


    3 years, 3 months ago

    Hi there

    I noticed that in admin/manage.php on lines 24 & 25, the textdomain is different.

    Consequence is that those strings’s translations don’t always show up correctly. So, currently they are:

    $new_columns[ 'shortcode' ] = __( 'Shortcode', 'sc');
$new_columns[ 'desc' ] = __( 'Description', 'sc');

    And when I changed them to:

    $new_columns[ 'shortcode' ] = __( 'Shortcode', 'shortcoder');
$new_columns[ 'desc' ] = __( 'Description', 'shortcoder');

    The translations showed up. 🙂

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  • Plugin Author vaakash

    (@vaakash)

    3 years, 3 months ago

    Hi @nekojonez,

    Thanks for notifying this. There was a release where all such translation strings were corrected and issues with translations were fixed. Looks like some issues still exist.

    I’ll correct these ones too in the next version.

    Thanks,

    Aakash

    Thread Starter Pieterjan Deneys

    (@nekojonez)

    3 years, 3 months ago

    I did a sweep of everything via VSCode search and besides those two I can’t find any other. I swept the free and pro version.

    So, I think these two are the last ones with the wrong textdomain.

    Plugin Author vaakash

    (@vaakash)

    3 years, 3 months ago

    Yeah, these are only two strings with wrong text domain. I’ll cover this in the next version.

    Thread Starter Pieterjan Deneys

    (@nekojonez)

    3 years, 3 months ago

    Excellent, then I don’t need to manually change it each update. As soon as they are in the right text domain… As a GTE, I’ll update the translations here on translate.wp.org 🙂

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