WPML with Cookie Notice

  • Resolved pidekatapp2u

    (@pidekatapp2u)


    7 years, 11 months ago

    Hi all,

    I need to display the message in three different languages: English, Spanish and Catalan. Which is the correct way to do so? I have tried creating the PO and MO files for each language (from the POT provided), but it doesn’t seem to be working.

    I’m using WPML for the webpage translation.

    Thank you in advance,
    Xavi.

    • This topic was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by pidekatapp2u.
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  • Hola Xavi:

    Te contesto en castellano porque entiendo que eres espa?ol, llevo un buen rato peleándome con este plugin porque tengo el mismo problema que tú y no consigo hacerlo funcionar, me he metido en su foro y no contestan, dicen que se use el traductor de cadenas pero tampoco funciona. Ojalá me equivoque pero me temo que el plugin no es compatible con WPML, no entiendo porque lo ponen como una característica porque nos hacen perder el tiempo…yo voy a probar con otro a ver si hay más suerte.

    Saludos,
    Raquel.

    Thread Starter pidekatapp2u

    (@pidekatapp2u)

    Hola Raquel @datibus,

    Estoy en las mismas, no encuentro la forma para que funcione pero la lógica me dice que ha de ser compatible con WPML si se la han descargado 300.000 personas y, además, pone que sí lo es…Si contestan o encuentro otro plugin para hacer lo que quiero, lo escribiré aquí, estaría bien que hicieras lo mismo, gracias!

    Saludos,
    Xavi.

    • This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by pidekatapp2u.
    Thread Starter pidekatapp2u

    (@pidekatapp2u)

    @datibus,

    Al final he cambiado los textos con JQuery directamente, enlazando un script a la página. He visto que este plugin, así como alguno más, sí que son compatibles con WPML, pero requieren de que hayas comprado el add-on “String Translation”, que no viene incluido en el paquete de WPML más económico (el que compré yo).

    For other users: I ended up translating the texts using JQuery, since all the cookie plugins that are compatible with WPML require the add-on “String Translation”, which is not included in the most basic package of WPML. If you buy it, you don’t need to use JQuery, but it’s useless to pay for “String Translation” if you only need it in this case.

    String Translation allows you to translate texts of your theme and plugins.

    Cheers.

    Plugin Author dFactory

    (@dfactory)

    There are more options @pidekatapp2u

    Use Polylang instead of WPML – it’s free and far better than WPML.

    Alternatively, if you don’t want to upgrade your WPML to have String Translation tool, you may use cn_cookie_notice_args filter hook that allows you to adjust any Cookie Notice options, including text strings, with a couple of lines of code. The jquery is not the way to go.

    Regards,
    Bartosz Arendt / dfactory team

    • This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by dFactory.
    Thread Starter pidekatapp2u

    (@pidekatapp2u)

    Okay @dfactory, I will consider migrating to Polylang if it’s far better that WPML as you say.

    Thanks for the suggestions,
    Xavi.

    String Translation did the job in my case.

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