meglio

The link to contact the Plugin Author is a contact form – hm not an effective way of communication when translating I suppose ??

May I just keep using this thread?

Sure, not translating blindly. Even when using a plugin, cannot decode L/B/H/W. Any ideas how to decode it in English? I.e. what are full words?

L is for length
W is for width or weight?
H is for height
B is for – …?

Many thanks.

What is “L/B/H/W”? How is it decoded?

I noticed some strings contain the DOLLAR sign in them.

However, dollars are not always the currency. It should re-use currency (with its formatting) as per WooCommerce settings.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by meglio.

Thanks for your prompt replies.

Where do I post requests to improve i18n, add/adapt strings etc?

For example:

Your average order value%1$s for this span was %2$s

The string that goes to the first parameter is:

‘(AOV)‘

It is not translatable, but it should be.

Sorry, and thanks for your prompt reply. I duplicated it there.

I looked at the WCMp template’s code and it seems there’s an issue in it:

<h2 class="reg_header1"><?php echo apply_filters('wcmp_vendor_registration_header_text',__('Vendor Registration Form','woocommerce')); ?></h2>

Here, __('Vendor Registration Form','woocommerce') references WooCommerce’s source string. But the latest version of it does not contain any such string, that’s why it becomes non-translatable, unless you either A) add a custom string to woocommerce domain, or use the wcmp_vendor_registration_header_text filter.

In any case, it’s difficult to detect until you get it from the source code. Any reasons why the UI option to override this string was removed from WCMp?

yes, sorry if I sounded inpolite – thank you Goldenapps!

I just wanted to make a note for the one who asked the question – that the answer is not correct.

ako21, are you trying to fetch comments pending moderation for a particular post id?

This does not answer the question. Posts are not ordered by ID.

Actually I’ve discovered that multilevel does work, but it doesn’t show each next level more padded then the previous one. Is there a way to make it look more like a tree?

There is no need to use any plugins to run a WordPress website under HTTPS.

Are you running your website under HTTPS?

Do you happen to have any solution that you can share?

Thanks for explanations.