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Hi. Which theme are you using, what versions of WordPress and BuddyPress are you using, and where did you download the translation file from? Thanks.

Nothing happen after deleting some group codex in function.php.

@kostasze something’s getting lost in translation. Let’s start with: WP/BP versions? What theme are you using? Why are you removing the group codes from your theme’s functions.php file? Did you do as modemlooper mentioned above?

Rename wp-content/plugins to plugins-off and then try to access your admin.
This will disable all plugins and let you back into site. Once back into site, rename folder back to plugins. If you deleted anything from the BuddyPress folder, go to plugins page in admin and delete and reinstall BuddyPress.
Never remove or delete anything out of the BuddyPress plugin folder.

@alealealeo this only applies to activity stream items. Think of it as a snapshot of what happened at that point in time – text strings are written to the database. When querying the database, that info isn’t going to change – regardless of any filters or translations you’ve set up.

the easiest way would be to create a folder called “languages” in your wp-content folder and put a copy of buddypress.pot from wp-content\plugins\buddypress\bp-languages.

– Rename the new buddypress.pot from “languages” to “buddypress-en_US.pot”
– Download Poedit – http://www.poedit.net/download.php – and install it
– Open “buddypress-en_US.pot” with Poedit
– Press Ctrl + F and search for “Registering for this site”. The string should appear.
– In Translation field put any text you want. It will simply replace the original text.

This is pretty much the best way to use your own words in your BP installation rather then modifying the core files. It might sound complicated but it’s actually pretty easy once you get the hang of it.

Cheers

I have the same question as Ben.

I know we shouldn’t modify core files. I know there are .po and .mo files for translations. But creating an entire .mo file for only one ( 1 ) more translation is overkill ( since poedit doesn’t let you just “add” an entry to an existing .po file ). ( http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7680021/how-to-add-a-new-string-to-a-po-file-w-a-po-editor )

I have a third-party theme, and I’ve copied the buddypress folder in it. In members/ there is an “activate.php” file where I changed some text.

But the “Check Your Email To Activate Your Account!” is not in activate.php, nor register.php, nor anywhere else.

So, the question is simple: where is located the string “Check Your Email To Activate Your Account!” ?

( Let me guess something else: there is no translation in the official translation files for this specific string, maybe, because it just isn’t in the registration php files ? )

I think that’s what Ben wanted too.

@magnusnordqvist,

to verify if gettext is enabled localy, you probably have to read your MAMP or WAMP user manual. 😉

Did you made your translation correctly ? I mean by usig poEdit (or similar software) to generate the compiled mo file ?

Once correctly compiled, the translation file must be in the language themes folder.

wp-content/languages/themes/your_theme-sv_SE.mo
wp-content/languages/themes/buddypress-sv_SE.mo
wp-content/languages/themes/twentythirteen-sv_SE.mo

etc……

You have nothing to add to bp-custom.php
If you’re on a local install, verify that the gettext php module is activated.
If you are on a network install, you have to set your language in WP’s settings
The translation file path is wp-content/languages/buddypress-sv_SE.mo

@shanebp good point about using the bp_send_private_message_link approach. Although you would avoid double buttons by using a translation file.

Forum, bbPress? Is this site running BuddyPress?

bbPress translation issues will be better asked on their forum support as bbPress is a standalone plugin.

@doollard something’s getting lost in translation.

– By “database wp11”, do you mean your database prefix is wp11?
– WP/BP versions? bb-config.php is old school BP internal forums. Are you trying upgrade to latest WP/BP versions?
– Confused with “buddypress install the database bp77” and with a few lines after “but buddypress in the database wp11”, please explain what you mean

@izekiel https://svn.buddypress.org/trunk/bp-languages/buddypress.pot
https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/buddypress/dev
https://codex.buddypress.org/user/translations/

@carlavanloon either something’s getting lost in translation or you’re asking for custom plugin which functions as you mentioned above. There’s no plugin that I know of which provides what you want.

closing this duplicate of https://buddypress.org/support/topic/persianfarsi-translation-2/

@jianzhi
You will probably want to view the info here:
https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/customizing/customizing-labels-messages-and-urls/
here:
https://codex.buddypress.org/user/translations/
And get the language file you need here:
https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/buddypress/dev

The language translation page has info that might be useful:

https://codex.buddypress.org/user/translations/

Also see this page for translating WordPress:

https://codex.wordpress.org/Translating_WordPress

@shameermohamed50
Something is getting lost in the translation here. I know there is a BuddyPress plugin hence we are in the BuddyPress support forums but you keep mentioning a “BuddyPress Forum Plugin.” If you want forums then you will need to install bbpress and use the links I supplied. You can get bbpress here:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/bbpress/
BuddyPress just adds the social networking side of things like activity stream, members directories, extended profiles, adding friends, private messaging etc. If you need to have a forum you will need bbpress. Please do not take this offensively but you need to have a clear understanding of what BuddyPress is and what bbpress is because as stated before as of BuuddyPress 1.7 you will need to install bbpress which is a seperate plugin if forums is a requirement for your project. Have a look in the codex documentation to get a better understanding. Do a google search for BuddyPress and another for bbpress.

We didn’t change anything with regards to loading translations in BP 1.7-1.7.2, so something else on your site must have changed.

Follow these instructions https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/customizing/customizing-labels-messages-and-urls/

Funcione 🙂

@joelteixeira The files are no more available. I can fix the .po file myself, but I didn’t understand what’s wrong with it. The translation seems to be correct. But I still get the error.