unclego

Meta_key “locale” are native WordPress since 4.7.
Meta_key “admin_language” are this plugin per user language setting.

Both do the same thing, so they should have same value.

Locale from wp_usermeta table aren’t site locale. Site language is defined in wp_options table.

Please turn off all other plugins and check for error again.
I have this plugin on few my sites and never see this behavior.

Plugin use WP hooks and don’t update any core files. What you see is probably WP native language switch introduced in WordPress 4.7.

As i understand, you wanna elementor front end editor in your admin language, is this correct?

But when I activate it in wordpress 4.9.5 ( woocommerce 3.3.5 ), In front-end, Some words isn’t as languages of settings.

I have already found 3 words:

1.search placeholder of woocommerce.
2.”home” in menu
3.date

This plugin doesn’t affect frontend. It deals only with admin panel.

Your problem is related to latest changes to woocommerce. Developers changed a lot of stings. Most of them are only 1-2 letters from capital to lowercase, and translations become incomplete. I have same problem on some of my own sites.

Is this fixed in 3.2.4? Can’t find it in changelog.

• This reply was modified 7 years ago by unclego.

Added a notice to plugin description.

And i found the plugin is still usefull for sites with outdated plugins that not obey get_user_locale().

This plugin are a bit obsolete nowadays.

In WordPress 4.7 users are able to select their preferred locale (language) when editing their profile. Plugin add exact same functionality to pre 4.7 WordPress.

I still maintain it for people with outdated WordPress sites.

Wow. This was a bit tricky do it a WordPress way.

You can try a new 1.0.7 version. If you are satisfied, I guess plugin deserve another 5 star review.

Install Admin Language Per User.

Lets you have your backend administration panel in english or any installed language, even if the rest of your blog is translated into another language. Language preferences can be set per user basis in user profile screen.

Tested on MultiSite.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by unclego.

Install Admin Language Per User.

Lets you have your backend administration panel in english or any installed language, even if the rest of your blog is translated into another language. Language preferences can be set per user basis in user profile screen.

Tested on MultiSite.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by unclego.
• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by unclego.

Mark as resolved due lack of feedback.

Usualy it stay below Account Management section.
Or press Ctrl-F and search for Site Language.

Yep i have same trouble with language at general settings even if i change it manualy in the database.

use define('WPLANG', 'es_AR'); in wp-config.php

Have a nice weekend too.

On some of my sites WordPress core don’t work well with language set in general setting, so i still use WPLANG constant in wp-config.php.

You can set it in wp-config.php
define('WPLANG', 'es_ES');
and set English in user profile settings