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  • Plugin Contributor Niall Kennedy

    (@niallkennedy)

    The buttons are Facebook social plugins interpreted by the Facebook JavaScript SDK. The JavaScript SDK can be loaded with a specific Facebook locale; English United States is the default.

    The Facebook for WordPress plugin tries to load the appropriate Facebook locale based on your WordPress site’s locale value. You can also act on the fb_locale filter to directly set.

    Some sites have plugin or theme code loading a version of the Facebook PHP SDK before the Facebook for WordPress plugin, typically in the default language of English United States. Search your page source code for connect.facebook.net to find possible multiple declarations of the Facebook JavaScript SDK to remove other plugins or theme functions that might be loading a language not specific to your WordPress install.

    Thread Starter Distiple

    (@distiple)

    Thanks for your reply.

    I did find one other instance of the FB SDK, and it does indeed use English as the defined language, but it seems to be this plugin. no?

    <script type='text/javascript' src='https://wordsandmusic.me/wp-includes/js/admin-bar.min.js?ver=3.5.1'></script>
    <script type='text/javascript'>
    /* <![CDATA[ */
    var FB_WP=FB_WP||{};FB_WP.queue={_methods:[],flushed:false,add:function(fn){FB_WP.queue.flushed?fn():FB_WP.queue._methods.push(fn)},flush:function(){for(var fn;fn=FB_WP.queue._methods.shift();){fn()}FB_WP.queue.flushed=true}};window.fbAsyncInit=function(){FB.init({"channelUrl":"http:\/\/wordsandmusic.me\/wp-content\/plugins\/facebook\/channel.php","xfbml":true,"appId":"454592147914091"});if(FB_WP && FB_WP.queue && FB_WP.queue.flush){FB_WP.queue.flush()}}
    /* ]]> */
    </script>
    <div id="fb-root"></div><script type="text/javascript">(function(d){var id="facebook-jssdk";if(!d.getElementById(id)){var js=d.createElement("script"),ref=d.getElementsByTagName("script")[0];js.id=id,js.async=true,js.src="http:\/\/connect.facebook.net\/en_US\/all.js",ref.parentNode.insertBefore(js,ref)}})(document)</script>
    <script type='text/javascript' src=''></script>
    <!--stats_footer_test-->	<script type="text/javascript">

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    hello,

    how to manage a 3 languages website ?

    after publishing a post in a language (for example in German), all like buttons turn on this language (even those of french and english posts):

    https://www.coupes-moto-legende.fr

    thank you

    mischa

    (@mischavitamine-ccom)

    I’ve installed the plugin using a Dutch WordPress Back-end for an Australian Website. The like button on the front-end is now displayed in Dutch. this should be English. In the PHP I see’public $locale = ‘en_US’;’ I thought it should display in English in this case?

    Kind regards,
    Mischa

    Plugin Contributor Niall Kennedy

    (@niallkennedy)

    Act on the fb_locale filter to set your site’s Facebook locale if your backend locale is different than your frontend locale.

    mischa

    (@mischavitamine-ccom)

    I changed the back-end to English, but still see it in Dutch on the frontend. Don’t know what it does on an english system: https://insideoutbythea-imageconsulting-perth.com/

    Don’t really undertand with what you mean with:
    Act on the fb_locale filter to set your site’s Facebook locale if your backend locale is different than your frontend locale.

    I make changes in the plugin?

    Plugin Contributor Niall Kennedy

    (@niallkennedy)

    https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Glossary#Filter

    A filter is a way for you to customize the behavior of the Facebook plugin for WordPress without directly editing its code. You create a new function (in a plugin, in your theme’s functions.php file, etc.) to override the default behavior of the plugin. In this case you may want to override a locale value of nl_NL with a locale value of en_GB for British English.

    mischa

    (@mischavitamine-ccom)

    Thanks!

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