If this is just your own personal project with plugins you developed and they plugin won’t be more widely distributed, you could just put subdirectories inside the languages directory that correspond to the site ID and load them conditionally: function myplugin_load_textdomain() { $current_site_id = get_current_blog_id(); load_plugin_textdomain( ‘myplugin’, false, basename( dirname( __FILE__ ) ) . ‘/languages/’ … Read more
Can’t load text domain in a mu-plugin
Website Language/Locale Switching
Theme translation file translating some strings and not translating others
you can Look at wp-includes/comment-template.php for available solutions Try to install this plugin WP Native Dashboard, load your needed language files hopes its help you …..
the .po files are just the human readable version of the translation, but it is not actually used by wordpress for anything. What you need is to generate a .mo version (it is the .po file in some binary encoding form) with a tool like poedit.
I found out how I should do it. Just go over to places in the Events Manager settings panel, duplicate & translate the place, then change the place title.
This is “normal” in WordPress 5 as this is what the new wp_set_script_translations function is for. The function tells WordPress to associate a JSON file containing translations with a specific script that will make use of them. It makes use of them as you see, by embedding the translations as JavaScript objects. You say this … Read more
It is better to use gettext calls, according to WPML Guidelines.
in poeditor go to file->preferences->extractors->javascript->edit and change language JavaScript to php