[jozik]

Hi Bowe,

activity stream is not currently handled by BPML,

we plan to add support for that in next release.

[jozik]

@Mariusooms

This can be added, we will try to include it in next release (before that we’re waiting for some more feedback).

I guess best would be to check if user is coming from some outside URL, if so – to redirect him to preferred language, otherwise let him switch languages as usual.

@Sanny

Thanks for valuable feedback.

BP is not wrapping extra profile fields (title and description) in textdomain – you can’t get it translated (for now). We will try to add support for this – to register extra field’s titles and labels (descriptions), so it can be translated via WPML’s ‘string translation’.

[jozik]

@Bowe

1: yes

2: Are you referring to subblogs? BPML since 1.0.0 version is only active on main blog.

3: That is one of features left for future development. Personally, I don’t like auto detecting of languages.

4: WPML has ‘string translation’ API. Theme and plugin strings can be registered there and translated (WPML can scan theme for strings and allows you to translate them directly via WP.

@Mariusooms (Hi Mariusooms!)

That is good point. So you’re suggesting that in BP user’s option should be ‘default language’ setting?

I haven’t thought about this, but I guess there is some workout needed if user actually needs some language switching. And I also think that this can’t be done without using cookies (no matter how much I would like to avoid it).

@Erich73 (Hi Erich!)

I hope you can reach site. (it was down for a short while when I was switching it to new WPMU+BP)

[jozik]

Thank you all,

new version is released (1.0.0).

We would appreciate any feedback,

but most valuable would be:

what specific situations are not handled,

what BP themes and plugins you are using

and is plugin compatible with them,

so we can make it better.

[jozik]

Hi all, long time no see.

Soon we’re getting back to BPML and finally make it compatible with latest BP.

[jozik]

Hello to all,

we released new version of Buddypress Multilingual.

It works out of the box with Buddypress themes (tested with BuddyPress Default Home Theme 1.0.3).

Next week we are going to see if migration to Buddypress 1.1 will require any adjustments and test it more on guest blogs.

@Erich73: we added switching on the fly. Thanks for suggestion.

[jozik]

Yes! That was my idea too, but in one moment it seemed silly.

Since there are lot of hard-coded links without apply_filters(), I can’t see what’s other solution.

[jozik]

@Mariusooms

Thank you for registering.

More activities we get on the demo site, more things we can cover.

I saw topic on wpml.org, it is good that you manage to handle plugin, since wpml on wpmu works as install per blog.

Did you had to filter lots of hard-coded BP links to append ‘?lang’ ?

Or you are using some stripped down version of BP?

@Erich73

Thanks for suggestion, that could be done in near future.