Ajaxed WordPress - Topic: How to translate a WordPress Plugin http://ajaxedwp.com/forum/translations/how-to-translate-a-wordpress-plugin Simple:Press Forum Version 4.0.0 Milad on How to translate a WordPress Plugin http://ajaxedwp.com/forum/translations/how-to-translate-a-wordpress-plugin/#p437 Translations http://ajaxedwp.com/forum/translations/how-to-translate-a-wordpress-plugin/#p437 Sun, 11 Oct 2009 16:30:08 +0000 Aaron on How to translate a WordPress Plugin http://ajaxedwp.com/forum/translations/how-to-translate-a-wordpress-plugin/#p431 Translations http://ajaxedwp.com/forum/translations/how-to-translate-a-wordpress-plugin/#p431 Mon, 05 Oct 2009 21:21:07 +0000 kevin on How to translate a WordPress Plugin http://ajaxedwp.com/forum/translations/how-to-translate-a-wordpress-plugin/#p417 Translations http://ajaxedwp.com/forum/translations/how-to-translate-a-wordpress-plugin/#p417 Tue, 22 Sep 2009 17:07:50 +0000 Aaron on How to translate a WordPress Plugin http://ajaxedwp.com/forum/translations/how-to-translate-a-wordpress-plugin/#p211 Translations http://ajaxedwp.com/forum/translations/how-to-translate-a-wordpress-plugin/#p211 PoEdit and works on most operating systems including Windows, Linux, UNIX, or Mac OS X. Translation is fairly simple. There are three types of files .pot, .po and .mo used in translations. The .pot file is just a list of phrases in the plugin that need to be translated. The .pot file is never edited directly it is just used to create a .po file which is edited to match a translation with its original phrase. The .mo file is a compressed/encoded version of the .po file which is what the server actually uses for translating. You won't ever need to translate a file by hand, but the basic file is set up as follows where the first line shows where the text "Cancel Reply" is found, and the third line is the translation of the text.
#: /share/www/trunk/wp-content/plugins/ajaxd-wordpress/modules/inlinecommentform/inlinecommentform.php:457 msgid "Cancel reply" msgstr "Cancelar"
To translate: 1. Run PoEdit 2. Download the latest AJAXed WordPress .pot file from the repository. 3. In the menu select File -> New catalog from POT file… You may want to edit the header, but this is not required. The header should look like
Project name and version: AJAXed WordPress VERSION Japanese Team: YOURNAME Team’s email address: YOUREMAIL Language: Select your language. Country: Select your country. Charset: UTF-8(not change) Source code charset: UTF-8 Plural Forms: Set blank.
4. Save the file as aWP-xx_XX.po where xx is your WPLANG (French -> fr, Japanese -> ja, etc). 5. Start translation. NOTE: if you want, you can use a normal text editor, but you must save the file as a UTF-8. If you are using Unix on GUI, you can also use PoEdit like Windows and Mac. or, If you are using Unix on CUI, you can use one of the following applications to translate:
xgettext, msginit, msgfmt, and msgmerge (gettext package), editor(vi, emacs, etc..)
1. you change directory(translations). 2. # msginit -l YOURLANG(on UNIX) -i aWP.pot -o aWP-xx_XX.po Example: # msginit -l ja_JP.UTF-8 -i aWP.pot -o aWP-ja.po 3. edit aWP-xx_XX.po 4. # msgfmt -v -c aWP-xx_XX.po -o aWP-xx_XX.mo When you finish translating, save the po/mo files in the aWP/translations directory. To have the files included in the plugin itself, zip, tar or rar the files and send them to Aaron at admin@anthologyoi.com. ]]> Wed, 22 Apr 2009 11:19:44 +0000