currency correction

Hello @baksudin,

1. The code can be added into the functions.php file of your child theme. But you could also create a custom plugin with it, as explained at the top of this page: https://www.cozmoslabs.com/docs/paid-member-subscriptions/developer-knowledge-base/

2. That’s the symbol we use for it, in the native language. These can be changed as well, here’s some sample code:

add_filter( 'pms_currency_symbols', 'pmsc_change_currency_symbol' );
    function pmsc_change_currency_symbol( $symbols ){

        if( isset( $symbols['RSD'] ) )
            $symbols['RSD'] = 'RSD';

    }

Hi, Georgian,
thanks for your reply.
I’ll try this when I get to know things how child theme works (have never done it).
Could you also tell me how to change the response I get from the code – because it’s set on Serbian – it presumes I want a Cyrillic script.
For example – month: instead of avgust, it’s август. ??

Thanks again!

Just dropped by to say that the code you provided works. ??
I wrote the second question in a hurry, and it probably doesn’t make any sense, so I’ll retype it, just to clarify things.
What I meant earlier is that when you choose the country (in this case Serbia is somehow connected to Cyrillic, by default), the form field for date/month automatically gives – август – in Cyrillic (the same thing as with RSD and дин).
What code should I add to switch it to Latin script?

thanks again.

Hello @baksudin,

I’m not sure which form field you are talking about, can you show me a screenshot?

And by choosing the country, you mean in the WordPress General Settings?

Hi,
No, not WordPress. When I choose Serbian currency (in payment options), the plugin itself creates a form for payments automatically, displaying the date when your subscription started and when it’s going to expire.
The months on these dates are displayed in Cyrillic: On the left – 22. August
screenshot

Hello @baksudin,

The language of the form is determined by the WordPress settings as I said. it is not defined by the currency that you select.

Anyway, I see what you mean now, if you set your WordPress language to Serbian, the months will be written in Cyrillic.

This happens because of translations, the months are simply translated this way. This is coming directly from WordPress as we are formatting the dates using the date_i18n function.

I am not sure how to change these, you need overwrite the translation I think. Maybe Loco Translate can help you with this.

Regards.

Hi,
Thanks again!
My site is not translated. I manually translated (with Translatepress) some fields concerning the plugin. (adding the paths in Translatepress)
Do you mean that Translatepress did it automatically – because I chose Serbian for primary language (inside the plugin, not the whole wp site?)

Cheers,

Me again,
I took a look at the page (without the path for Translatepress to work its magic) and it’s – August.
It’s the plugin.
Is there a way to make the Translatepress to display the results in Latin for Serbian, not Cyrillic?
Thanks again for your time.

So if your default language is English but you added Serbian in TranslatePress and switch to it, these language files will be loaded automatically and the translations apply (just like it translates the columns of the same table you showed me).

At the moment, you need to do the same thing, somehow edit the months translations coming directly from WordPress. Loco translate should help.
You cannot make this change with TranslatePress directly but you will be able to in the future.

Regards.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 3 months ago by Georgian Cocora.

Thanks,
the problem is exactly that – the months are generated automatically – by the plugin (depending on when the subscription started), so there isn’t a manual option for that. I guess, I’ll have to leave it as it is, or try to fiddle with the wp itself ??

Thanks,
S