Plugin Transaltions with WPML

Hi vanden,

Sorry for that late reply. I was unavailable during the holidays. If you have certain labels like that, that aren’t being translated, I would suggest making use of WPML’s String Translation add-on, which lets you just directly translate a specific string. As the labels in our plugin are localized, they should be found by the string translation tool.

Thanks for the reply.

I’m using the WPML string translation add-on but for some reason it doesn’t work correctly. For example the string ‘Book a table’ has the dutch translation on both the English and Dutch website.

I’m not sure what to tell you for that. We are not experts with WPML. We have those strings/labels localized in our code, so there’s not much else we can do for that. I do know that WPML offers support via the forums on their site, so maybe you can contact them to see what might be going on. Also, if you’re referring to custom fields, then I will ask that you please contact us by email or via our website, as that is premium feature, and these forums are only for discussion of the free version of the plugin.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 2 months ago by jaysupport.

I’ve created a fresh WP install with WPML en the reservations plugin and there the issue does not occur. I guess the solution is to re-install the plugin. It’s currently active on a live website however and don’t want to lose all the settings/reservations. Is there a way to export and import plugin data?

While we do offer export options, there is no way to import in our plugin. The export is designed as a way for you to have the data either for any work you do offline or for use with other systems.

You may be able to export directly from your MySQL database and import into the new one.