php encoding errors continues

Hi!

Please upgrade to the latest version of WPCloudy (2.7.7) to fix this issue.

Let me know if there is any trouble!

For translation please read this => https://www.wpcloudy.com/support/guides/translate-wp-cloudy-language/

If you have trouble with characters encoding, it’s related to your webhost that does not support your language.

My webhost supports my language on 100% – I called them and read their spec. Moreover I’ve never experienced any issues like that with any other plugins (managing 40+ WP sites here…). The issue is not retalet to the .po file – the errors come within words that are taken automatically by the plugin from somewhere else. There are no day names in the .po file to be translated.

Btw thanks for the update, I will test it today and will try to provide a feedback if any issues encountered again. Happy to contribute to make the plugin better!

Thank you for your support!

FYI, I use 2 PHP functions to display days:
– setlocale =
https://fr.php.net/manual/fr/function.setlocale.php

and strftime =
https://fr.php.net/manual/fr/function.strftime.php

Unfortunately, it is difficult to test this stuff without having servers spread across several countries.

Nevertheless, I will continue to investigate that ??

Can you give the desired language please?

Most of my WP sites I manage are Polish based. I tested php locale at my server and it’s fully supported for Polish. Maybe the case is encoding-related. But it’s a virtual host so I cannot access any php settings there.

Can you try editing this line in wpcloudy.php (2001):

$wpcloudy_lang_host = ‘polish’;

by putting this:

$wpcloudy_lang_host = ‘pl_PL’;

Let me know if it’s better!

I found that at line #1957 – not #2001

changed to $wpcloudy_lang_host = ‘pl_PL’;

No change, unfortunately

Can you give me a link to your site?

May I have your email address to send the url to please, I’d like to keep the site private until it’s done.

There it is: [email protected]

Can you replace line 2154 (//Forecast loop) by this please:

$forecast_day_[$i] = utf8_encode(strftime(“%A”, strtotime($myweather_sevendays->forecast[0]->time[$i][‘day’])));

It didn’t help. I get “Poniedzia3Ek” instead “Poniedzia?ek”

I do not have the exact line because I use a dev version.
But, when you see this code, replaced it with this one:

$i=1;
			//Forecast loop
			while ($i<=13) {
				$forecast_day_[$i]			= utf8_encode(strftime("%A", strtotime($myweather_sevendays->forecast[0]->time[$i]['day'])));
				$forecast_number_[$i]		= $myweather_sevendays->forecast[0]->time[$i]->symbol[0]['number'];
				$forecast_temp_min_[$i]		= (round($myweather_sevendays->forecast[0]->time[$i]->temperature[0]['min']));
				$forecast_temp_max_[$i]		= (round($myweather_sevendays->forecast[0]->time[$i]->temperature[0]['max']));
				$i++;
			}

OK! I continue to investigate!