Russian translation and small error

Thank you. Well spotted!

I’m not able to review Russian, as I don’t speak or read it. But, there will be a team of Russian translators that you can get to review it. I think that if you hunt around in the www.ads-software.com translation documentation – https://translate.www.ads-software.com/ – you’ll find how to contact them (sorry for not knowing more about it – it’s largely automated, and plugin authors remain largely unaware of anything happening!).

David

Hi David!
You are very fast, many thanks! OK, I will try. ??

Oh, exuce me. I’m not see changes in version 1.2.14 admin_settings.php line 98. May be you check it again?

This line mast be something like:

                        echo __("XMLRPC is a feature within WordPress allowing other computers to talk to your WordPress install. For example, it could be used by an app on your tablet that allows you to blog directly from the app (instead of needing the WordPress dashboard).", 'two-factor-authentication');

• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by Efim Kuznetsov.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by Efim Kuznetsov.

Hi,

There hasn’t been a new release of this plugin yet. That version is the same one you had before.

David

Hi there!
I have seen update from 02/Jan/2017 and changelog (TWEAK: Add missing internationalisation headers to the main plugin file) on one of my sites. It made me think that you already added corrected code.
More important question is. I recieved today PTE status for your plugin. All lines translated except one. May be you can explain me what does this line mean:

You are attempting to log in to an account that has two-factor authentication enabled; this requires you to also have two-factor authentication enabled on the account whose credentials you are using.

The phrase after ; confuses me, I don’t understand it.

Hi,

That’s great – I’m sure your fellow Russian-speakers will be very grateful!

The message you are seeing is from when you use the plugin together with this plugin: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/use-administrator-password/ . That plugin allows admins to log into other users’ account. When they do so, they can use the password from their own account, and the TFA code from their own account. The message is saying that if the other account has TFA, then their own account must also have TFA.

David

Thanks for your reply. You provided highly detailed infomation. Everything became clear.