Page/Post title is the least reliable way to detect specific content as title is easy to edit, but just because it was edited do not mean that functionality should change. Same goes for slugs. In your specific case, template detection sounds like the best way to go. If there is a somewhat different styling or … Read more
Try using urldecode on search string and your operations on decoded string. Also check if you are using any other encoding, utf-8, utf-16…..
A simple way to solve this is to use the “Ceceppa Multilingua” plugin. https://wordpress.org/plugins/ceceppa-multilingua/screenshots/
This is obviously a special setup. I would approach it as follows: Create a plugin that allows you to create a special page template. This special page template will house your interactive page. The reason for creating a plugin is to ensure that special page is independent from your theme. So if you decide to … Read more
If you are looking for a translation plugin – I can recommend the two the Polylang and qTranslate X. The main difference is that the Polylang creates separate language version posts for a specific page, the qTranslate-X keeps all the language versions in the same post’s fields using its specific markup. The Polylang is actively … Read more
i run today into the same problem. When your main WordPress language is German than WooCommerce installs automatically the German language files. Otherwise you have to include the translation files into “wp-content/languages/plugins”. You can download them here: (Du-Form) https://github.com/Tech-Nomad/woocommerce-de_DE (Sie-Form) https://github.com/Tech-Nomad/woocommerce-de_DE_formal Try also to un- and reinstall the WooCommerce Plugin if you didn’t make a … Read more
How to Change the WordPress Locale with the ‘locale’ Filter?
Function get_locale always returns en_US in plugin?
I’m using Buddypress. I just want to add some kind of language tool that syncs (or updates) with the official WordPress website’s translations for plugins Plugins should come with all their language files already, all it requires is setting the language of your site which is done on install. That will set which language the … Read more
The shorts answer is no. The __() and _e() functions are evaluated on the server side. So by the time the page is sent tot the user, there is a plain string in the html. There is no way on the user end to access a different translation. That said, you can get around this … Read more