(Answering my own question) It is now 1 week after posting my question. I just revisited the dashboard. There are now two updates available: WordPress 4.3.1–nl_NL and WordPress 4.3.1–en_US. So it looks as if the localized update takes some more time to prepare. I will not click anything right now, assuming that the update will … Read more
Copying from the answer here regarding variable scope Variables inside a function are only available inside that function. Variables outside of functions are available anywhere outside of functions, but not inside any function. Because of that, you need to add your $translations array within the kvkoolitus_load_comment_validation function, like function kvkoolitus_load_comment_validation(){ $translations = array( ‘value1’ =>’This … Read more
You can use POedit to generate the PO file from source code: https://codex.wordpress.org/User:Skippy/Creating_POT_Files The problem for me is that my WordPress installation is running on an Amazon Linux server, which does not have a package in the repos for POedit and I couldn’t figure out how to install POedit on my server (only on my … Read more
The problem was more trivial then expected. The function thf_setup() was already defined and hooked in the theme’s functions.php so I just added the load_theme_textdomain call to that function instead of declaring a new one (which would also be duplicated).
You don’t need to work on any .mo files for allowing your users to switch between language. Loco translate plugin comes with this features. So what you need to do is to follow the steps below :- Navigate to Loco Translate menu Find and select plugin / theme you want to translate Create template file … Read more
The first argument $handle of wp_set_script_translations() expects the script handle the text domain will be attached to. In your case it’s simpletoc and not simpletoc-js. The correct call would be: wp_set_script_translations( ‘simpletoc’, ‘simpletoc’ ); Another note: wp_set_script_translations() is available since WordPress 5.0 thus the function_exists() check isn’t necessary.
Thank you for interest to my theme. I have found solution of my task. First of all the easiest way is to use a plugin, JSM-user-locale is good plugin for this task: wordpress.org/plugins/jsm-user-locale Another way is to use standard WP functions. You can get user locale with function get_user_meta( $user_id, ‘locale’, $single = true ); … Read more
The trick here is using wp_date() in a peculiar way, giving it the time of day in seconds (as if it were 1970-01-01 16:42:18), then asking for it to be formatted in UTC. $time=”16:42:18″; if ( preg_match( ‘/^\d\d:\d\d:\d\d$/’, $time ) ) { //validate the $time $ts = intval( substr( $time, 0, 2 ) ) * … Read more
The use of each depends on your choice. If, for example, the text is in front of a field, I think it is better to use the symbol: In general, you should see if it really needs it or not. You do not have to use it or not. In the text you sent, the … Read more
Theory As WordPress doesn’t have some sort of geolocation detection script built in, we’ll have to make our own. As this script is javascript, we then need to get the resulting location data to php. Then we’re able to do a request or add something to our request. I’ll now give you parts of code, … Read more