tomdekok

Hi there,

Thanks for the quick update, it works like a charm now ??

Cheers!
Tom

In addition, even though the plugin wasn’t installed, uninstalling causes another fatal error with WP and a blank screen with the text “testing” at the left top.

Uninstalling is not possible and I had to manually remove the pluging through FTP.

This is not a good thing.

Okay, thanks, will check that out!

Hi Ben,

Sorry for responding so late and hanks for your earlier response and the fix! I will check it out and get back to you.

Thanks!
Tom

Yep, I got a warning that HAS_CAP is no longer used. Interestingly, when I turned debug on, it suddenly worked. Then I switched it off, and it continues to work. Beats me! ??

This goes for both your Twitter embed plugins.

Well, I have it too. No idea why. I don’t think it has to do with which tweet. I also deactivated and activated, but that doesn’t do anything either.

Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance, Tom

Hi Benjamin,

Okay, thanks for confirming that ??

I have just tested the editor and think it’s a huge improvement! Shame I cannot use it ??

Cheers!
Tom

Hi Benjamin,

Thanks for responding so fast! If I click on the plugin- or theme editor, I do indeed see the new editor ?? And while I am writing, perhaps it’s meant for those editors only, not as a replacement for the article/page editor backend?

If so, I really missed that ??

I always edit php and css files via FTP, so I have never touch those editors, also because of the inevitable right problems. So I guess this plugin is not helping me, correct?

Thanks again,
Tom

Well, part of the backend is in Spanish I see ??

wp-e-commerce is a badly coded plugin. Also, the translations are not complete, much of the language is embedded in the php files of wp-e-commerce. I have spent a lot of time finding where the frontend texts are located in the php files, because the translations are not complete.

For the backend, parts are in English and changing the translation does not always change that. If part of the backend is in Spanish, it means you have set the right language, but the translation isn’t done well, unfortunately.

As far as I can see you have set it all correct now, as far as setting the right language is concerned.

Tom

Hi, you didn’t follow the instructions correctly ??

In the screenshots you didn’t set: define (‘WPLANG’, ‘es’); It must be ONLY ‘es’. It is not now. That’s the problem.

Hi Ioyarzun,

What you do is this:

Change in config.php WPLANG to: define (‘WPLANG’, ‘es’);

Then go to: /plugins/wp-e-commerce/languages/

create a backup directory in there and move all files to that directory, except:

EN_en.php
wpsc-es_ES.mo
wpsc-es_ES.po

Next, RENAME the .mo and .po files to:

wpsc-es.mo
wpsc-es.po

The language for WordPress and WP e-commerce should now both be set to Spanish.

Let me know if it works!
Tom

Hi,

I was referring to the Quick Redirects. But it appeared to take some time somehow.

This is an excellent plugin, thanks!

Tom

Excellent! ??

Thanks for responding. I downloaded the beta version, however, it is marked 1.0.4 not 1.0.5, so you know ??

But it works, thanks!!

Tom

Thanks for responding, appreciate it!

And thanks for making the version available in another way.

Cheers,
Tom