Translate

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  • Plugin Author WisdmLabs

    (@wisdmlabs)

    Hi,

    You can translate the error message using the “goole-nocaptcha-recaptcha.pot” file, present in the languages folder of the plugin.
    On translating the message in this file, you need to convert the .pot file to .mo file and add it to the languages folder of the plugin along with the translated .pot file.

    The naming convention for the files should be as follows:

    “goole-nocaptcha-recaptcha-<language-code>.mo” and “goole-nocaptcha-recaptcha-<language-code>.pot”.
    For example, for German, name the files goole-nocaptcha-recaptcha-de_DE.mo and goole-nocaptcha-recaptcha-de_DE.pot

    Hi, i have added translated .po, .mo and .pot files to the plugins language dir but error messages are not translated.

    Can you help?

    Plugin Author WisdmLabs

    (@wisdmlabs)

    Hi Mihcc,
    There was a bug in the plugin which caused this issue. The bug is fixed in v3.0 which will be released soon.

    Plugin Author WisdmLabs

    (@wisdmlabs)

    Hi Mihcc,

    We have resolved the issue in v3.0

    Please change your file naming convention to:

    “goole-nocaptcha-recaptcha-locale-<language-code>.mo” and “goole-nocaptcha-recaptcha-locale-<language-code>.pot”.

    For example, for German, name the files goole-nocaptcha-recaptcha-locale-de_DE.mo and goole-nocaptcha-recaptcha-locale-de_DE.pot

    Place the .po and .mo file in the languages folder with in plugin folder

    Thank you.
    Now it works perfect! ??

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