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I have purchased and installed the Calendar/Pro plugin, and the language po/mo files are present for both the pro and regular plugin, but they are not translating:
even though the site overall is translated correctly. I read your instructions at
but can’t see how to clear permalinks. Is that the problem? Or…?
Howdy Henderson,
I would love to help you with this. It is possible clearing your permalink is the trick. Checkout this guide, the first subheading in it does a step-by-step on flushing permalinks: Troubleshooting 404 Page Not Found error.
If that doesn’t work, do you mind elaborating a bit? Are you using a multilingual plugin? Are only the events pages not translating properly?
Cheers!
– Brook
I cleared the permalinks but it’s still not working. I’m not using any multilingual plugin and other pages and the admin system are translating correctly (on the screenshot I sent, you can see the weekdays are correctly in German. Any other suggestions?
Thank you for clarifying henderson. Good note on the weekdays being in German. That likely reveals the culprit. Those come from the WordPress language file, not our own.
It seems quite likely that the .mo and .po files for our plugins aren’t getting loaded for some reason. I can confirm on my end that you have them uploaded to the right place, and they appear to be wholly intact. Something else must be interfering with them, preventing them from loading. Our only logical next step is to do a conflict test. That guide i just linked to will walk you through how to do one, and then find out what is conflicting. From there hopefully we can find a solution. I think the culprit could very well be some kind of caching plugin, or perhaps something to do directly with language files.
What is the result of that diagnostic test?
Cheers!
- Brook
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