Kim Gow

If you are translating somebody else’s theme or plugin, you will want to make sure that future updates do not overwrite your own custom translation files.

The way to do this is ensure that your PO and MO files are saved in the global languages directory, and not inside the theme or plugin folder.

The global languages directory is at wp-content/languages, and the format for saved files is as follows:

Themes:
wp-content/languages/themes/<text-domain>-<locale>.mo

Plugins:
wp-content/languages/plugins/<text-domain>-<locale>.mo

Note that themes and plugins must be set up correctly for WordPress to load translations from the global folder.

You can also send the language files to me so I can include in them in future updates.

Thank you.

Version 1.1.1 corrects the line breaks or newline making the request easy to read. Thank you.

The current WP Prayer plugin version is 1.1 If you have an earlier version, please update to current. Please let me know if still have the issue.

Yes, option to display the name of user that submitted prayer request is added version 1.0.9

Yes, [wp-prayer-engine form] like “Type=praise” to change the default request type to either “Prayer Request” or “Praise Report” is added in version 1.1

Yes, the prayer count on the admin page “Manage Prayers” is added in version 1.1

Please send me your website link by email using the contact form so I can check further. Thank you.

Yes, version 1.0.3 – added option to put prayer requests into pending first so they can be vetted before being live online.