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  • Plugin Author Evan Herman

    (@eherman24)

    Hi Dpcdpc11,

    The string needs to be entered into the description field of the form. So based on whatever language you enter into there, that language will be displayed on the front end.

    I’m not entirely sure how WPML works, as I’ve never used it. Doy ou know what needs to be done to the string to enable WPML suppot?

    Is it as simple as wrapping the description in the i18n function __()/_e()? If so, I think we can provide you with a snippet that should help you out.

    Evan

    Thread Starter dpcdpc11

    (@dpcdpc11)

    Not sure how WPML works… I’m not the best PHP coder out there… here’s a link that might answer your question: https://wpml.org/documentation/support/translation-for-texts-by-other-plugins-and-themes/

    I know that it doesn’t matter what kind of language you enter in the description… that’s not the issue here… The problem are website with more than one languages. And it’s pretty shitty to have the same description in all the languages, right? And since the most used WP plugin for multilanguage is WMPL it would be a great idea to make your plugin work with WPML.
    It will only give you more downloads for sure!

    Plugin Author Evan Herman

    (@eherman24)

    Well I was asking you because if you knew I could have provided you with a small snippet that would make things compatible.

    But thank you for your suggestion, I will take a look into things. I’m going to close this issue out and add it to our to do list.

    If you find out why that one string isn’t working but the others are, please let us know. In the meantime we’ll take a look into things.

    Thanks,
    Evan

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