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Hi Hans,
as discussed:
I added the translation for the “add”, so this issue should be fixed now.Best regards,
OliverHi Nico,
I can’t use a Release Candidate on a productive website 😉
Do you know when V4.5 will be available?
Maybe I just wait until it’s there.
Regards,
OliverThanks Cliff for the license!
I installed the plugin today to test the translation.
Unfortunately the translation is somehow ignored even the German translation files are stored under /wp-content/plugins/image-widget-plus/lang
The backend still shows up in English.Any idea on this?
Best regards,
OliverThe trigger has been pulled: Today I got a message in the Dashboard that there are new translations for TEC.
I installed it and this time the files have only been updated at
wp-content/languages/pluginsThe files at
wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/lang
are untouched.It looks like your statement about the locations is right (even I don’t understand why it didn’t worked as expected during the last update).
Best regards,
OliverI follow your thoughts – maybe we are on the right path.
I changed a little bit of the translation of TEC. Let’s wait until we get an update in the WordPress Dashboard to test it out in more detail.
Regards,
OliverHi Andras,
thanks for your effort in testing this so detailed! I really appreciate this!
I pick the idea about the WordPress update process:
1. I updated the translation of the TEC plugin on the WordPress site on May 7 around 14:00 (I’m the official translator of the German translation 😉
2. The update was available in the WordPress Dashboard around 3 hours later (pretty fast) => the timestamp of the files in the plugins directory is May 7 16:58.Therefore I expect that the WordPress update process is the reason for the override!
Independently from that the question: do you know what the trigger for the WordPress website to sent out a “message” to the Dashboard, that a translation is available? Sometimes it takes hours, sometimes days or weeks?!? If we know the trigger, I can make some dummy changes to the translation and we can verify if the timestamp changes.
Best regards,
OliverDear Andras,
thanks for the explanation. That helps for a better understanding.
But unfortunately my experience is different from what you stated above:
When installing a new version of the TEC plugin, the languages files are overridden/created in BOTH directories. Please have a look at the screenshots. They have a timestamp from May 5th/7th, but I definitely haven’t touch them by myself (and I just checked our test-, staging and productive system to be 100% sure – all the same result). So it looks something in the (WordPress translation) update mechanism is copying the files there…
Best regards,
OliverI didn’t tried the workaround, because I heard from another user that the workaround doesn’t work 100%.
With the new Version 4.5 the bug is still there.Can you please talk to the developers to fix this asap?
Best,
OliverHi Viktor,
Maybe I was not precise enough. The problem is not the date format, it’s the time format:
In Germany we use the 24h format, e.g. “17:23 Uhr”.This worked always in the past, but now the 12h format (a.m./p.m.) is shown. It looks that the datepicker was changed in one of the recent versions.
Best regards,
Oliver
