(English) How to load plugin translation .mo files with qtranslate

6 responses to “(English) How to load plugin translation .mo files with qtranslate”

1. 
   Alex

   18.&m.20 at 16:00 | Permalink | Reply

   Hi,
   thanks for that article… i was hoping it could help me… but it don’t. I think i don’t see my mistake in this place. Working with woo commerce and on of their templates. All languages files available and can be found under …plugins/woocommerce/lanuages/woothems-xx-xx.mo. I was modifying your code to:
   if ( function_exists(‘qtrans_getLanguage’) ) { $locale = qtrans_getLanguage(); load_textdomain(‘woothemes’, realpath(dirname(__FILE__) . ‘/../..’) . ‘/plugins/woocommerce/woothemes-’ . $locale . ‘.mo’); }
   But its not working. I’m so frustrated that i have to ask you for help.
   Thanks and Regards from the Med.
   Alex

2. 
   Boring-Group

   18.&m.20 at 17:06 | Permalink | Reply

   Have you tried ?
   if ( function_exists(‘qtrans_getLanguage’) ) { $locale = qtrans_getLanguage(); load_textdomain(‘woothemes’, realpath(dirname(__FILE__) . ‘/../..’) . ‘/plugins/woocommerce/languages/woothemes-’ . $locale . ‘.mo’); }

   You was missing the / lanuages/

   hope it was that simple, if not do ask more help and greetings from the north..

3. 
   xDk

   21.&m.20 at 20:45 | Permalink | Reply

   Dont works for me ;/
   testet several times on woocomerce, dont work

   1. 
      Boring-Group

      26.&m.20 at 16:52 | Permalink | Reply

      I have it working now here on my test server. Please check your paths and make sure they are correct. if you still are having problems, please ask over at woothemes support forum..

4. 
   Developer

   11.&m.20 at 10:17 | Permalink | Reply

   Nice Clients

5. 
   404

   1.&m.20 at 16:11 | Permalink | Reply

   For the people having troubles, check the paths, mo files are usually named something as ‘plugin-en_GB.mo’ but &locale will give you back only an ‘en’ flag.
   This solution is excellent, but you need to be sure you are pointing to the right thing.

   This is how I got it working with Jigoshop for a spanish-english site:

   if ( function_exists(‘qtrans_getLanguage’) ) {
   $locale = qtrans_getLanguage();
   if ($locale == ‘es’){
   load_textdomain(‘jigoshop’, realpath(dirname(__FILE__) . ‘/../..’) . ‘/plugins/jigoshop/languages/jigoshop-es_ES.mo’);
   }else{
   load_textdomain(‘jigoshop’, realpath(dirname(__FILE__) . ‘/../..’) . ‘/plugins/jigoshop/languages/jigoshop-en_GB.mo’);
   }
   }

   Many thanks

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