Localize plugin

  • Resolved HelgaTheViking

    (@helgatheviking)


    5 years, 7 months ago

    This plugin needs to wrap all it’s text strings in internationalization functions, ie: _e(), __(). Then a .pot file needs to be generated so users can translate it into other languages.

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  • Hello Helga,

    Thank you for the suggestion! I’ll pass that along to our product team.

    In the meantime, the main part of the plugin visible on your website is the sign up form itself. Within AWeber you can change the text on your form to whatever language you prefer, it’s free form. Just click “Sign Up Forms” and choose the form you’d like to edit. You can find full instructions here:

    https://help.aweber.com/hc/en-us/articles/204027476-How-Do-I-Add-a-Form-To-My-Website-

    In addition, if you’re using the “allow users to sign up to my list when registering for my blog” option, you can change the promotion text as well from the plugin settings.

    Those two things should make sure the parts of the plugin visible on your website are in the language your visitors are most comfortable in.

    If you have any further questions or suggestions you can reply here or send us an email to [email protected] any time.

    Thread Starter HelgaTheViking

    (@helgatheviking)

    Thanks for the reply. It’s important to have the admin localized so the site admins can also work in their native languages too. ??

    And because I work on a different AWeber plugin integration, I’ve discovered that the AWeber php API has been deprecated. Do you know if this plugin will be updated to reflect that? Will certainly be easier for me to mimic the official team’s code than try to figure it all out myself.

    Hello,

    This plugin will be updated at some point to remove the deprecated library but we don’t currently have a timeline. Although AWeber has stopped supporting our PHP client library it does still work for now. There’s a lot of improvements we’d like to make to our WordPress plugin though, so I’d recommend keeping an eye out for those! You should be able to subscribe to updates from the plugin’s source code page if you’d like to be notified when we push changes.

    We also have a few open source projects on GitHub including our new API code examples:
    https://github.com/aweber

    And as always if you have any questions during the transition we’re here for you. Don’t hesitate to reach out if you need a hand.

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