No, you wouldn’t use the translation functions (__(), _e() etc.). Those are for creating language files and must only be used on static strings. They need to be static because the tools for generating the language files don’t execute PHP, so they can’t process variables. They just parse the text of the code, essentially. If …
It should suffice to add a __() around your translatable text: add_action( ‘woocommerce_cart_calculate_fees’, ‘custom_handling_fee’, 10, 1 ); function custom_handling_fee ( $cart ) { if ( is_admin() && ! defined( ‘DOING_AJAX’ ) ) return; if ( ‘cod’ === WC()->session->get(‘chosen_payment_method’) ) { $fee = 10; $cart->add_fee( __(‘Cash On Delivery’), $fee, true ); } } You can then …
When have you done the translation? Google chaches the information of your site, means a chance of your site take time till google-crawler was there again and noticed the change and write a new chache…so changes can take till some weeks till google shows the new version…
As stated in the comments below the question, Comments don’t have ratings in WordPress I went on and inspected the HTML source for one of my posts and figured out which plugin generated the rating based on the CSS class name. I should have known better. The plugin is Tasty Recipes by WP Tasty. I …
This code returns the post ID in the current language. $translated_post_id = apply_filters( ‘wpml_object_id’, $post_id, ‘post’ ); So, you can use $translated_post_id in is_page. Documentation.
Hi everyone I have found the solution. I think the comment of the @JacobPeattie help me to do that. Thank you @JacobPeattie! And here is the solution: in my code I use if statement for chacking what product category is: if ( is_singular(‘product’) && (has_term( ‘cosmetics’, ‘product_cat’)) ) But I did not take into account …
Your site is misconfigured, but from remote it’s not easy to say where exactly. For the redirects, it’s going this way: requesting http://internationalgateway.us/fr 301 redirect to http://internationalgateway.us/fr// requesting http://internationalgateway.us/fr// 301 redirect to http://internationalgateway.us/fr/ requesting http://internationalgateway.us/fr/ go to 2. This is the redirect loop your page creates unrolled. To debug this, you can make use of …
Which versions of WPML and WordPress are you using? I’m sure that you noticed that the old versions of WPML from wp.org only run on old WordPress versions (up to 3.0.5).
You cannot translate text you don’t know. The translator must know the text before it was submitted – impossible. The only solution is: add all language strings manually for each sub site.
You need to put your strings in translatable format. <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/90208/URL”><?php _e( ‘Link’, ‘your-theme-text-domain’); ?></a> Function reference: _e(), this one echoes the value, for assignment, use $my_string = __( ‘String’, ‘text-domain’ );. Also, check the following documentation: WordPress_in_Your_Language#Introduction and WPML – Getting String Translation to Work.
