Using Easy Timer with WP in several languages

Sorry for the delay. I don’t read the forum.

You can create twin plugins of Easy Timer, like this plugin:

Easy Timer (EN)

In your content, write [en-counter] instead of [counter], and [/en-counter] instead of [/counter].

You need one plugin for each language.

Thanks, Kleor,

I understand, you do not read the forum. So, where should I write my questions?

So, as I understand, I have to copy the Easy Timer plugin into a new folder (as many times, as languages) and rename the folders. And after, there are modifications to do in the en-easy-timer.php file.
And then, upload the new twin-plugins… and call the with their new names from within the Posts.
Is it so?

And WHAT are the modifications to do in the file?
What do I have to do, when a new version of the plugin comes out? How to update?

Would it be possible to include the language options somehow into the plugin itself?

Thanks a lot!

Tamas

So, where should I write my questions?

Here, here or here

Is it so?

Not exactly. You don’t have to copy the Easy Timer plugin, but only the en-easy-timer.php file. Create the hu-easy-timer.php and da-easy-timer.php files.

And WHAT are the modifications to do in the file?

It will spend a lot of my time to explain that. I prefer to create the files myself.

What do I have to do, when a new version of the plugin comes out? How to update?

Modify the files.

Would it be possible to include the language options somehow into the plugin itself?

No.

THANKS a lot, Kleor!

If you may, I would love to have it in 4 languages: Hungarian, French, English and Danish. (The last one is less important.)

I am going to put this post to your page, too.

Greetings,

Tamas

Download these three plugins:

Easy Timer (EN)

Easy Timer (HU)

Easy Timer (DA)

Translate the easy-timer-da.php file in Danish.

To display a counter in English, write [counter-en] instead of [counter], and [/counter-en] instead of [/counter].

To display a counter in Hungarian, write [counter-hu] instead of [counter], and [/counter-hu] instead of [/counter].

To display a counter in Danish, write [counter-da] instead of [counter], and [/counter-da] instead of [/counter].

It spends me 50 minutes to do that.