How to add apply_filters(“…”) to translate the text ?!!!

Hi webtrongoi:
To apply it, if the default text is in a theme, you need to insert the code in the theme to replace the default text(so you need to know a little about the WordPress theme development)
I suppose you know the WordPress localization function:
__( $text, $domain )
They are similar.
Thanks!

Dear @clivezhg !
Thanks for your kindly support! I try to add the code to my site look like this:

<?php apply_filters(“morelang_translate_text”, $default_text) ?>DANG NHAP</h2>

The default language is vn and I want to translate to English.
I used the code above but it doesnt work.

• This reply was modified 6 years ago by webtrongoi.

Hi webtrongoi,
The ‘$default_text’ is a PHP variable here.
In your case, you can use it this way:

<?php
echo apply_filters('morelang_translate_text', 'DANG NHAP');
?>

Or this way:

<?php
$default_text = 'DANG NHAP';
echo apply_filters('morelang_translate_text', $default_text);
?>

Regards!

• This reply was modified 6 years ago by clivezhg.

Thank you @clivezhg, it’s work!
All the best to you!

Thanks a lot for posting this.
This reminds me I should have put more detail in the tips, I will do it in the next release.
Best Regards!

The document was updated, and a more concise function was added, for the above case, now (Version 1.7.2+) it can be written in this way:

<?php
echo _ml_t( 'DANG NHAP' );
?>

Please see “How to translate text without an in-place editor?” in the FAQ for more details.