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r641 r655 4 4 Tags: translation, widget, filter, buddypress, bilingual, multilingual, transposh, translate, language, crowdsourcing, context, wiki, RTL, Hebrew, Spanish, French, Russian, English, Arabic, Portuguese 5 5 Requires at least: 2.8 6 Tested up to: 3. 1.36 Tested up to: 3.2.1 7 7 Stable tag: %VERSION% 8 8 9 Transposh filter allows in context quick translation of websites, it allows you to crowd-source the translation to your users9 Transposh adds best of breed translation support to wordpress, 65 languages are automatically translated and can be manually corrected with ease. 10 10 11 11 == Description == … … 52 52 == Frequently Asked Questions == 53 53 54 = My requested language does not appear on the list = 55 56 You can edit the constants.php and add a line to the languages array, or just contact us to add your language 57 58 = I am using the flag interface and would like to change the flag used for some language = 59 60 In the languages array in the constants.php file change the two letter ISO code used for the flag 61 62 = I have a feature to suggest = 63 64 The correct place for that would be our [development site](http://trac.transposh.org "ticket system") 65 66 = The interface looks messed up = 67 68 Another .css file might intervene with our in ways we didn't predict yet, either fix that .css alone or contact us 69 70 = What do the colors of the translation icons mean? = 71 72 There are currently three colors used 73 74 * Red - no translation was done 75 * Yellow - translation was done by a robot 76 * Green - translation was done by human (or approved by one) 77 78 = What are the colors in the administrative interface? = 79 80 Three background colors are used 81 * Green - this language is active and all users will see it 82 * Yellow - only users with translation capability can see this language (this is disabled once anonymous translation is available) 83 * Blank - language won't appear on widgets 84 85 = What is the dragging of languages for? = 86 87 You may drag the languages in order to set the order in which they appear in the widget, you can use the sorting links below 88 which will sort the languages and put the default language first. Dragging also is used to select the default language. 89 90 = Why should I allow anonymous translation? = 91 92 Wiki has proven itself quite a valid model on the Internet. More people have good intentions than bad intentions and that can be 93 harnessed to get your message out to more people. Future versions will give more focus on preventing spammers from defacing sites 94 95 = I have installed the plugin - nothing happens = 96 97 By default, automatic translation is on and it should be kicking in. If its off, and you donât have enough privileges to translate, nothing will happen. 98 99 Please be reminded of the following ârules of thumbâ 100 101 1. A language marked as viewable will have its flag shown inside the widget. 102 1. A language marked for editing will allow a translator (anyone marked in the âwho can translateâ section) to manually edit the page. i.e. the translate check-box will appear in the widget. 103 1. Enabling automatic translation will automatically translate a page (without requiring entering edit mode) for EVERYONE viewing the page regardless of the their role. However it will only take place for languages marked as editable. 104 105 Also - please take extra care to validate your html, adding extra tags that are unclosed in the template may lead to our parser breaking. Use the w3c validator service for more details. If everything is setup correctly and still nothing happens, please contact us. 106 107 = I have installed the plugin - nothing happens - themes related = 108 109 The plugin works on one theme yet seems to fail on another. This might be caused by themes which don't include the wp_head and/or wp_foot 110 functions so the transposh.js file is not being included, try to include it manually by modifying your theme 111 112 = How can I add the plugin interface without using the sidebar widget? = 113 114 Just add the following line to your template: 115 116 `<?php if(function_exists("transposh_widget")) { transposh_widget(); }?>` 117 118 = Plugin support: php speedy (http://aciddrop.com/php-speedy/) = 119 120 Users of php speedy will have to deactivate it, add âtransposh.jsâ in the ignore list, click on âTest configurationâ then reactivate it. 121 122 = Plugin support: Google-Sitemaps-XML = 123 124 Currently the plugin is able to add the multilingual urls to the sitemap, and you need to add the following line at the sitemap-core.php, add-url function (line 1509 at version 3.2.2) 125 126 `do_action('sm_addurl', $page);` 127 128 As of version 4 beta 3 this is included by default, for earlier versions you can get the patched file from our trac site. 129 After a change of languages used, you are welcomed to trigger a new sitemap buildup (not needed in v4). 130 131 = Plugin support: WP-Super-Cache = 132 133 The support for wp-super-cache includes the invalidation of cached pages after a translation is made, which should reduce the issue with incorrect pages being displayed and 134 redundant calls to the machine translation agent. After a change in the widget layout or the language list you are still expected to invalidate your cache. 135 136 = I am getting weird errors = 137 138 Please make sure you are using PHP5 and up, PHP4 is not supported 139 140 = I am getting blank pages instead of translated pages = 141 142 Increase the php memory limits or ask your provider to do so 143 144 = I want my own css image with less flags = 145 146 This is on our todo list 147 148 = css flags have issues on IE6 for my users = 149 150 First, there's always the ability to use another option for the plugin which is more compatible, such as the selection box. Second, you can 151 change the .css from transparent background to your page background color. And last - we urge anyone using IE6 to upgrade... 152 153 = How can I prevent certain text from being translated? = 154 155 You can wrap the element with the "no_translate" class, or add a span similar to `<span class="no_translate">` 156 157 = How to mark a post with a different than default language? = 158 159 Using the wordpress editing, add a custom field called tp_language and insert the two letter code of the language used in that post, so if 160 your blog is in English and you have a post in Spanish just add tp_language es as a custom field. 161 162 = Can I make different images appear in different languages in my themes? = 163 164 Yes, although a bit tricky - you can use the `$my_transposh_plugin->target_language` as part of the image descriptor, this will load different 165 images based on the current language 54 = How come this plugin is so awesome? = 55 56 We are working really hard to make this the best possible wordpress translation plugin available, feedback from the community is what made the plugin so great 57 58 = Where are the real FAQs = 59 60 You can find them on our site [here](http://transposh.org/faq) 166 61 167 62 == Screenshots == … … 217 112 218 113 == Changelog == 114 = 2011/08/02 - 0.7.6 = 115 * Added some improvements to the simple html dom from a new upstream release 116 * Allow setting of a post/page language with a simple select box 117 * Warn about some conditions that we can't fix and a use should probably be aware of 118 * Allow collecting of anonymized statisics upon user consent 119 * Fixed some minor warning notices reported by users 219 120 = 2011/06/22 - 0.7.5 = 220 121 * Added support to 5 new indic languages - Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Tamil and Telugu, thanks to the support provided by Google translate
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