Lars-Andreas Kvisle

Thanks for your reply. You write …follow this guide… however, there’s no link to a guide in your reply. Please post the link so I can do an attempt to solve this.

Hi,

That helps a lot. I’m trying it out now.

However, this means I’ve got to manually append ?post_type=embm_beer (as well as remember or look up this string) to the url of the site I’d like to subscribe to updates to. Have you considered enabling automatic generation of rss-feeds as a default part of your excellent pluging?

Yours sincerely,

Lars

I second the suggestion of having an option to make “Notify subscribers” checked a default option. I intend to publish by e-mailing articles to my blog. Readers will not be notified about articles published by e-mail unless the default setting is “Notify subscribers” checked.

However, I’d like to say that this plugin appears excellent so far.

Great! Disabling, upgrading and enabling the plugins solved my problem. Thanks!

My problem is resolved. It appears my definition in wp_config.php was the problem. define ('WPLANG', '') should have read define ('WPLANG', 'nb_NO') not as in the above attempts. It appears the correct definition are according to this list.

The Whitehouse-theme, by the way, is only partially ready for localization.

Thanks for your help.

In that case, you should have something like <?php _e(‘Not Found’, ‘WhiteHouse’); ?> in your template.

I assume you’re referring to functions.php as the template. There is no string such as <?php _e('Not Found', 'WhiteHouse'); ?>. I’ve searched the entire theme directory without finding a match for part of the string <?php _e('Not.

Yes, I’ve used Poedit to translate. I’ve also tried translation with the CodeStyling Localization.

This is in functions.php:

// LOCALIZATION
	define('TDOMAIN', 'WhiteHouse');
	define('LANGUAGE_FOLDER', TEMPLATEPATH.'/language');
	load_theme_textdomain(TDOMAIN, LANGUAGE_FOLDER );

There’s no other mention of load_theme_textdomain in functions.php Is it defined correctly?

Thanks. I wrote incorrectly in the first post. In wp_config.php it’s – define (‘WPLANG’, ‘no_NO’) and the files are
no_NO.mo and
no_NO.po

Confirmed. I’m subject to this problem as well.

I’ve resorted to manually upload the plugins with ftp. I’ve no problem with that.

I’ve got this problem on a recently installed WordPress MU, soon to go public. Very distressing. Anyone?