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Hi, I just wanted to let people know that German users have a complete translation now on wp.org when they install or update BuddyPress.
(Until yesterday, while the basic frontend was covered, ~1000 translations were missing)
You may also review my work on this link and submit any fixes you might have:
Lookup buddypress on translate.wordpress.org, avigate to German and select my per-Project
translations there. I am not including links for now as my other topic was flagged as spam.I am still working on some fixups, if you find anything to comment on, please do,
and submit your improvements if you can (just signup on the page)!If you need the formal German, reply here, I am subscribing this topic.
The translation string “All Members <span>%s</span>” from buddypress\bp-themes\bp-default\activity\index.php line 39 is missing in the pot file and cannot be translated in Loco to German.
Topic: translation memebers page
Topic: Multilingual capabilities?
Hi all,
Does anyone have any recommendations on how to integrate BuddyPress in a multilingual website? In my case, English/French.
We use Polylang for our site, but it doesn’t seem to be picking up the BuddyPress text/strings for translation. So when I switch the language on the website, the profile links are translated like “Howdy, {name}”, “Edit Profile”, “Log out”, etc… but when I click on any of these links, I’m only brought to the English pages.
I think the issue is that Polylang requires you to create an English and French version of the page, but the BuddyPress pages that get created by default when you activate the plugin aren’t editable. How are these page contents loaded? Are they iframes?
In any case, has anyone used this plugin in a multilingual site? If so, how are you doing it? What language plugin are you using?
Thank you!
Topic: Multilingual capabilities?
Hi all,
Does anyone have any recommendations on how to integrate BuddyPress in a multilingual website? In my case, English/French.
We use Polylang for our site, but it doesn’t seem to be picking up the BuddyPress text/strings for translation. So when I switch the language on the website, the profile links are translated like “Howdy, {name}”, “Edit Profile”, “Log out”, etc… but when I click on any of these links, I’m only brought to the English pages.
I think the issue is that Polylang requires you to create an English and French version of the page, but the BuddyPress pages that get created by default when you activate the plugin aren’t editable. How are these page contents loaded? Are they iframes?
In any case, has anyone used this plugin in a multilingual site? If so, how are you doing it? What language plugin are you using?
Thank you!
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the file wp-content/languages/plugins/buddypress-de_DE.po has in line 3687 following german translation:
msgstr "Du hast % 1 $ d Kommentar-Antworten"
This causes a
PHP Fatal error: Uncaught ValueError
and should be:
msgstr "Du hast %1$d Kommentar-Antworten"
Best regards,
BenTopic: Translations
The .po file of version 11.0 is nut updated.
Hi all!
Problem: I try to translate the plugin Buddypress User Blog, using Loco Translate. There is a …/plugins/buddypress-user-blog/languages/buddypress-user-blog-en_US.po file, which I copied to buddypress-user-blog-de_DE.po. I use the copy for translation. But translated file does not have any effect, neither if saved in plugins/buddypress-user-blog/languages/buddypress-user-blog-de_DE_formal.po nor in languages/loco/plugins/buddypress-user-blog-de_DE_formal.po.
Any ideas?
Kind regards
uagriMy Setting:
WP, Version 6.0.3
BuddyBoss-Plattform, Version 2.0.8
BuddyBoss Platform Pro, Version 2.1.1
BuddyPress Docs, Version 2.1.7
BuddyPress Group Tabs Creator Pro, Version 1.1.9
BuddyPress Groups Extra, Version 3.6.10
BuddyPress Integration for WooCommerce, Version 3.4.8
BuddyPress Simple Events, Version 5.1
BuddyPress User Blog, Version 1.3.5
BuddyPress User Profile Tabs Creator Pro, Version 1.2.6
Loco Translate, Version 2.6.2
and more …
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I’m creating a website with a OneCommunity WordPress theme. The site is multi-lingual, and for that, I’m using polylang pro plugin. The default language is Arabic, and the Registration page, it works fine. To add the page for the English translation, I created a copy of the Arabic Register page and set the same default page template. But the problem is, Bp Member Register Page is only showing for the Arabic language, and for the English language, it is blank. I tried to assign the Register page in Buddypress settings for each language, but it didn’t work for me. So I want to know, that how I can assign different register pages for each language.Topic: Translation dont work
Hello! i have problem, from official tutorial i create folder and upload translation from your website to: /wp-content/languages/buddypress
Name of file wp-plugins-buddypress-stable-pl.po
But plugin is still in engllish why? where i can change now plugin to use PL?
According to https://codex.buddypress.org/translations/ we should store the
bbpress-de_DE.mo
andbbpress-de_DE.po
under/wp-content/languages/buddypress/
, which we did. But these language files are being ignored.We are using buddypress in de_DE and made some tweaks to the wording (we replaced the string “group” with “cluster” in German).
Buddypress uses the files stored under
/wp-content/languages/plugins/
and ignores the aforementioned folder.What we already tried:
- deleting the
buddypress-de_DE
files in/wp-content/languages/plugins/
: this partially works. Buddypress then uses our files stored in/wp-content/languages/buddypress/
. But somehow wordpress (or buddypress?) regenerates the files in/wp-content/languages/plugins/
after some hours. And then these “new” translations are used again of course. (Our own translations in/wp-content/languages/buddypress/
stay untouched by wordpress/buddypress) - Created a folder
/wp-content/languages/plugins/buddypress
and copied our files over to this folder. But to no avail – these files are being ignored completely (even if we delete the buddypress files in/wp-content/languages/plugins/
). - Copied our files directly to
/wp-content/languages/plugins/
: this works until these files get overwritten after a couple of hours
Specs:
- WordPress 6.0.1
- Buddypress 10.4.0
- Custom template, which we’ve written on our own
Multisite
Questions:
- What are we missing?
- Is there a way to stop wordpress/buddypress regenerating the files living directly in
/wp-content/languages/plugins/
? - What is the right place to store our translations?
Topic: Translation buddypress
I use buddypress in conjunction with loco translate. I want to add Dutch language file (.po) does anyone has a dutch Language file for me that i can use to get started?
- deleting the