Denis ?oljom

That would be cool. And adding a read class on the entry so that it can be easily styled ??

Yes, and I created a plugin for it xD https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/simple-linked-variations-for-woocommerce/

Ok, my bad. I now realized that this is controlled from the backend.

Thanks for the answer.

For me, the issue was resolved after some time by itself. Maybe it was due to cache or something like that.

I’m looking at more general solution. I cannot dictate what hosting the client is going to have ??

I guess it’s not possible since add_theme_page() uses the parent as themes.php always…

Got it to work from your advice on the facebook group. Before initializing the plugin I added

if ( isset( $_POST['language'] ) ) { // Input var okay.

	add_filter( 'locale', 'mbd_set_my_locale' );
	/**
	 * Set locale based on the $_POST choice.
	 *
	 * @param  string $locale Locale code.
	 * @return string         Selected locale code.
	 */
	function mbd_set_my_locale( $locale  ) {
		$language = sanitize_text_field( wp_unslash( $_POST['language'] ) ); // Input var okay.

		if ( 'hr' === $language ) {
			$locale = 'hr';
		} else {
			$locale = 'en';
		}
		return $locale;
	}
}
// Now init the plugin.
$init = new CreateInvoicePluginInit();

Thanks!

Tried that, but didn’t work. The conditional set is not the problem. The problem is getting the pdf to be translated ??

I commented my $this->set_locale(); method where I load plugin textdomain, and then added both codes to my ajax callback, but I guess this is too late to influence the locale at this point :\

Yeah, the problem with this is that I am calling my load_plugin_textdomain() function inside a function that is hooked on the plugins_loaded hook, which is one of the earliest hook to call.

So putting

function load_my_locale( $locale, $domain ) {
    $locale = 'hr';
    return $locale;
}

add_filter( 'plugin_locale', 'load_my_locale', 10, 2 );

Inside my ajax callback isn’t doing anything :\

• This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by Denis ?oljom.

Hmmm not sure I understood you. The only filter I found that worked was

function mbd_change_locale() {
    return 'hr';
}

add_filter( 'locale', 'mbd_change_locale', 10 );

Now I have a dropdown that has languages next to the download pdf button. When you select the language, the data-language property on the button changes. On the click of that button I can pick that property up, and pass it to my AJAX.

In my AJAX callback function I can get all the things I need – post_id and language through the $_POST array.

With that I can have a simple if, or switch condition inside it that can check the $_POST[language] and according to it change the locale (set it up in a variable $locale for instance).

The problem is that I don’t know how to use the filter without it impacting the entire backend of the site. All I need to do is to use it so that I can use the translatable strings in my .mo files when creating the pdf.

You can check the github link for the entire code if that helps ??

Also the pdf creating is happening inside ajax callback, so I’m not sure I can set the filter in there…

@sergeybiryukov Thanks for clearing it up. Major release is like 4.6, 4.7, 4.8, right?

I guess I’ll have to wait for them a while xD

Thanks for clearing it up ??

I asked before about the meta badge, but the response I got was that it’s going to take a little while to show up. And that was on February 10th.

That’s a bit more than a little while…

Yeah, but I only got it to work outside of the main class. So I must be missing something…