• Resolved lfedele

    (@lfedele)


    Hi,
    how can I have the message translated into the languages of my website?

    Thanks in advance.

    Kind regards

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  • Plugin Author pipdig

    (@pipdig)

    Hi @lfedele,

    Unfortunately this is not possible with the plugin currently. However we may be able to add this to a new version. Would you like to be able to set a unique message for each language installed on the site?

    Thread Starter lfedele

    (@lfedele)

    Hi pipdig,
    thanks for your quick reply. Yes, that’s exactly what I would like to get. Directly from the plugin or via WPML.

    Could you please update this ticket once you add this feature to the your plugin, please?

    Thanks.

    Kind regards,

    Plugin Author pipdig

    (@pipdig)

    Hi @lfedele,

    As I started looking at this, I realised that the text should already be translatable using WPML. The string you need to translate will most likely be listed as:

    “This content is password protected. To view it please enter your password below:”

    If this string is not showing, your theme might be changing it. So you may need to look through the strings to see which one is applicable.

    If you then set the message within each of your site’s languages via WPML, it will translate automatically and you won’t need to use this plugin at all.

    I hope that helps, but if you have any other questions just let me know.

    Phil

    Thread Starter lfedele

    (@lfedele)

    Hi pipdig,
    thanks for deepening the matter, but I already did what you suggested before opening the ticket. The problem comes because I need to use an HTML string, so, even if change the translations, I can’t change the original one, because the code doesn’t accept HTML unless I make some deeper changes.
    Your plugin seems to be the only way to do what I need.

    Best regards

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