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  • Thread Starter heepman

    (@heepman)

    Thank you for fast reply!
    Sorry, possibly I miswrote this – I mean, this theme is not WPML-compatible in full scale. That means, user can not translate contents of custom fields, like name of button in slider in several languages. These options does not appear in WPML’s String translation tool. By the way, there are couple of that strings, but not all.

    I already reported this to your Support service, and they adviced me to study WPML’s documentation. I can not understand, why simple string translation is causing so much problems…

    Hi! I’am using Time.ly Calendar on a webpage in Russian, and figured out some localization issues. Some dates and months (and few more words) were translated inappropriately.

    Actually, the main issue were found in file: all-in-one-event-calendar\app\model\event.php In line 293 there must be “format_i18n” instead of “format”. The code looks like this:

    public function getenddate_info() {
                    $end = $this->get( 'end' );
    
                    if ( $this->is_allday() ) {
                            $end->set_time(
                                    $end->format( 'H' ),
                                    $end->format( 'i' ),
                                    $end->format( 's' ) - 1
                            );
                            return array(
                                    'month'   => $end->format_i18n( 'M' ),
                                    'day'     => $end->format( 'j' ),
                                    'weekday' => $end->format_i18n( 'D' ),
                                    'year'    => $end->format( 'Y' ),
                            );
                    }
                    return array(
                            'month'   => $this->get( 'end' )->format_i18n( 'M' ),
                            'day'     => $this->get( 'end' )->format( 'j' ),
                            'weekday' => $this->get( 'end' )->format_i18n( 'D' ),
                            'year'    => $this->get( 'end' )->format( 'Y' ),
                    );
            }
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