[Lightheaded]

Hello!

I’m trying to get BBPress to run in my language, but as of now I’m stuck.. Here’s what I did:

1. Download the .mo file from here: http://svn.automattic.com/bbpress-i18n/et_EE/branches/0.9/

2. Upload it (et_EE.po) to bbpress-root-dir/my-languages

3. Edit out the “define( ‘BB_LANG’, ‘et_EE’ );” line.

4. Expect it to work.

Point 4. seems to be the problem in my case, because the expected result doesn’t match the reality..

The bbpress site in question: http://lightheaded.eu/bethelp/forum/

(Sorry for the foreign language)

I’m using the default Kakumei template with deep integration.

[Lightheaded]

I have resolved the problem. All I did was specify the MO file name in WPML settings. Didn’t know they were related..

-edit- Nope, not resolved afterall. It appears that the localization file is grabbed from [wp-dir]/wp-content/languages, not the bbpress loc. file. And some strings remain untranslated, like posts count, RSS feed links and freshness times..

[Lightheaded]

I have resolved the problem. All I did was specify the MO file name in WPML settings. Didn’t know they were related..

-edit- Nope, not resolved afterall. It appears that the localization file is grabbed from [wp-dir]/wp-content/languages, not the bbpress loc. file. And some strings remain untranslated, like posts count, RSS feed links and freshness times..

[_ck_]

Some translations do not have all the phrases done. They may be from older versions of bbpress or the person who did it just didn’t bother.

There may be a newer translation file or you may have to add the translations yourself.

See my topic here about it all:

http://bbshowcase.org/forums/topic/bbpress-translation-internationalization-into-local-languages

[_ck_]

Some translations do not have all the phrases done. They may be from older versions of bbpress or the person who did it just didn’t bother.

There may be a newer translation file or you may have to add the translations yourself.

See my topic here about it all:

http://bbshowcase.org/forums/topic/bbpress-translation-internationalization-into-local-languages