Simple monthly calendar in 3 languages??

Hi,
the plugin uses the defaut locale of the WordPress that is set by the WPLANG() parameter in the wp-config.php file so I think the setlocale will not change the language of the widget.
Maybe you should try to redefine the website language with the WPLANG(‘fr_FR’). The plugin does not support fr_CH, there is only fr_FR locale included in the plugin.

Do you use the WPML plugin? In that case I can’t test my plugin with that paid plugin because I don’t have it.

Hello, Thanks a lot for your great plugin I really liked it. I installed it with WPML, your plugin is not compatible with WPML it shows all the posts in the widget.

here is my wpml plugin you can test it in your website:
https://we.tl/ASNDNe8PdG
waiting for your help with WPML

thanks a lot
best regards

Thanks,
I’ll try to make it compatible as soon as I can.

Uhm, SpringoOo, please open a new topic if you want to discuss another problem. That said, I don’t understand why anyone would want to use a plugin like WPML? Yes it may create a nultilingual looking site but machine translation is really the pits.

Back to my problem. Yes I looked at your languages folder and decided I ought to us fr_FR instead of fr_CH. I then looked at your code, didn’t make much sense bur I think you are using a local variable “arwloc” for the locale?? So I then tried to set this variable as follows.

<?php
add_filter(‘arwloc’, ‘override_locale’);
function override_locale($arwloc)
{
return “fr_FR”;
}
?>

Trouble is the PHP I am trying to get executed on the fly is visble in the page source so I’m goung to have to find a way to hack your code. My pages all have a category attached, either “en”, “fr” or “de”. I already use this in the header.php to change the header text, so I’m hoping I’ll find somewher to change your code??

Thanks

Andrew

I think the code should be something like this:

add_filter('locale', 'override_locale');
function override_locale("arwloc")
{
    return "fr_FR";
}