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February 28, 2011 at 7:02 am #2830
mj77
MemberHi there ! , I have just installed WP eStore, and I think that WPML is crucial since other e-commerce and platforms are adapting to it. Although I am not a programmer, I will try to find a solution without messing up things. One of the solutions I have in mind (I don’t know if it’s real ?!!) is to have the Language selection on “i18n” and to add some code to the “i18n.php” file that recognizes WPML and accepts the i18n strings for translation (this is a small step !). There is some documentation on the WPML plugin site for coding themes and plugins to be compatible. As I tried to translate some strings, it does’t catch well for some of them. I hope this will be solved professionally by T&T developing team ! Thanks
February 28, 2011 at 11:38 pm #29647amin007
ParticipantAll you need to do is use the multilingual plugin (http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-multilingual/) and select “i18n” as the shopping cart language from eStore’s settings. The i18n.php file has translation in the internatiolization format.
March 1, 2011 at 12:21 am #29648mj77
MemberHi , the wp-multilingual plugin is up tp 2.5.1 and i already have 3.0.5 and 3.1. It causes WP to crash. (thats why i am posting this !) the language section is becoming out dated with the latest versions of WP, I think that at least it should be flexible with other translation plugins, I used the qTranslate plugin as well, but it needs an “open” string to enable the translation process.
You may also check this plugin (http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/si-contact-form/ ) as a well coded plugin that enables you to have multi form open strings for adding additional languages. It integrates very well with qTranslate, and can be free also with WPML.
Thanks anyway!
March 1, 2011 at 1:20 am #29649amin007
ParticipantYou don’t have to use that multi-lingual plugin I linked in the previous post (it was just a popular choice back in the day).
As soon as you select the “i18n” language in eStore settings all the language is shown using the internationalization format in eStore. So any plugin that does i18n translation should work.
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