m.qamaruddin

I have been going through the source code of the WordPress :

You see, even though I enforced the blog locale as mentioned above, it gets overriden here :

function load_theme_textdomain( $domain, $path = false ) {
	$locale = apply_filters( 'theme_locale', get_locale(), $domain );

	if ( ! $path )
		$path = get_template_directory();

	// Load the textdomain from the Theme provided location, or theme directory first
	$mofile = "{$path}/{$locale}.mo";
	if ( $loaded = load_textdomain($domain, $mofile) )
		return $loaded;

	// Else, load textdomain from the Language directory
	$mofile = WP_LANG_DIR . "/themes/{$domain}-{$locale}.mo";
	return load_textdomain($domain, $mofile);
}

The locale is still not popularized with multipress locale or wplang or which is used to do the job?

Is this any close? $result = $wpdb->update( $wpdb->sitemeta, array( ‘meta_value’ => $value ), array( ‘site_id’ => $wpdb->siteid, ‘meta_key’ => $option ) );

By the way, I want the most standard and clean way.

I have done this, but still not helping :

if (!function_exists(‘mq_load_theme_translation’)) {

function mq_load_theme_translation() {

// Retrieve the directory for the localization files
$lang_dir = WP_LANG_DIR . ‘/’ . get_locale() . ‘/sunjoytravel’;

// Set the theme’s text domain using the unique identifier from above
load_theme_textdomain(‘sunjoytravel’, $lang_dir);
}

// end custom_theme_setup
}
add_action(‘after_setup_theme’, ‘mq_load_theme_translation’);

I add a question here, because I noted that multipress did not change teh WP_LANG constant on any of the blogs, even though I set the language correctly in the “network admin”.

Any help is highly appreciated.

Hello Robert,

Thanks for clarifying it. I guess I will follow either of the two option.

Regards,
Qamar-ud-Din