pabbate23

Hi Garga,

I had the same problem but I realised I could approve articles through the fast editing option (I’m not sure if thats the right translation).

When you see the list of articles, you can fast edit it or edit it. If you choose to fast edit it you will be see the approve link option.

Hope this help!

Hi,
I just upgraded to the new version and copied the files again but still the same thing. Am I suppose to set something within the plugin apart from adding the language files into the language folder? or it should change automatically?

I mean how does the plugin know what language to run on? is there a feature I should upgrade with the plugin dashboard?

Thanks,
Pablo

Hi,
I’m trying to set PMPro in Spanish, and so far I have uploaded the correspondent .mo .po .por availables here by the way Jimmy:
https://github.com/zillionsk8/paid-memberships-pro/tree/dev/languages

And I have uploaded them into /wp-content/plugins/paid-memberships-pro/languages/ as it is explained here

Create a Translation .po File and New .mo File

Translations files can be created manually or via command line, but the easiest way is to use Poedit.

Load the pmpro.pot file located in “/wp-content/plugins/paid-memberships-pro/languages/” (or get it on GitHub here).
Save a copy of this file for the language you are translating to. The file name should follow this structure: “pmpro-(language code)_(country code).po”. (ex. “pmpro-es_ES.po” for Spanish). View Language Codes and Country Codes.
Translate all the strings. Poedit provides a simple UI for translating strings. Just click on the string you want to translate and enter your translated text in the “Translation here” box.
Save the file (Poedit automatically creates a “.mo” file – containing your translated strings)

And I havent got any results from this, What am I missing here?? Is there any change I should make?

Thanks,
Pablo