magdamunro

I think this is not correct anymore, simply because I already have the appropriate Woocommerce translation in place. Every other string works and is shown localized. Maybe you’ve made some changes?

Secondly, I can identify this string within the woo-extra-product-options word space and the Say What plug-in finds it and replaces it. I don’t have to use the woocommerce word space.

It’s the construction of this section on row 258 that makes it hard to translate:
THWEPOF_Utils::wcpf_add_error(__('Please enter a value for '.$field->get_property('title'), 'woo-extra-product-options'));. The inline concatenation makes it (seemingly) impossible to identify the string for Say What and I’d guess any localization as well.

I tried with printf and a string variable and this resolved the identification, but I got unexpected layout side-effects so no specific suggestion from me, but breaking out building the string and sending the finished translated string to wcpf_add_error could be be a valid strategy.

Could you express this in an alternative way so that the message can be localized, please?

I had the same issue. The official wepo localization does not contain this string. The official Woocommerce localizations do, but this would seem to not be what wepo uses.

In the end I gave up and used the Say What plug-in instead. I was willing to complete the localization and share it back, but if I can’t localize the front-end what’s the point?

Yes, I also encountered the fact that I need a wildcard cert to take care of “www”. Adding a redirect for that as an alternative.

My issue was likely also because I hadn’t opened port 443 on the server. So with a cert for “domain.com” (no “www”) and an open port I could serve with RS SSL. I’m going to recommend a Pro version to my client.

Thank you for the Google settings instructions. Great work!

• This reply was modified 5 years, 5 months ago by magdamunro.

Cool. Impressive schedule!

I mean if I do any localizations can I share with the community in any of your associated services? If you already have this somewhere it would seem I’ve missed this.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by magdamunro.

Thanks Zeno. Do you mean there is compatibility with 5.0.0 but not later versions like 5.1.x?

OK, so is this setting there for legacy reasons? Or what is its purpose?

The solution was simply to install PHP-cURL. I thought I already had done that.

No, it does not! I just missed that “return”-key move.

@shameelabdulla, could it be that you haven’t published the screens Google asks for? You can make the registration without this, but the site stated that these needed to be published, I think. Check the details at your account.

Did you check the JS Console to see if you lost the connection to the server? I succeeded once with AiOWPM 3.86 in one server, but fail with both 3.86 and 3.87 on another, with the same backup file.

You could also try to use another browser.

@tigroumeow thanks. Just to clarify this is MY server on my desktop which I think had a very large time-out set. However, I’ve changed PHP version somewhat recently, so must check this anew. No doubt this web site has performance issues, which is one reason why I wanted to use Media Cleaner in the first place. Naturally I turned off all plug-ins that I could, which didn’t make any difference.

I activated some logs. but as nothing happens very little was logged. Nothing useful anyway. Now, I’m rebuilding the site, so Media Cleaner will have to wait. I’ll report if I have an improved experience later.

Thanks again, Jordy!

• This reply was modified 5 years, 8 months ago by magdamunro.

Yes, it works. Thank you!

I also see this now in WordPress 5.1. Will there come a WordPress 5 compatible version? There are some Soundcloud blocks in WP 5, so maybe you’re planning a block version with more editability?

Thanks for a great plug-in!

Do we even have access to the source code? I think you’d have to start from the beginning without it, if you want to build a new service.