Support Forum

Looking for German Translations > Du <

13 Answers

New Answer

ED Edgar
Edgar
Member

Du means the “you” form is used in situations when we talk to a person we know well or if we agreed earlier to be on first-name terms.

YS Yellow Swordfish
Yellow Swordfish
Member

Are – the informal. Michael – our long-time German translator and the validator on the new site does, I believe, create the informal version.

ED Edgar
Edgar
Member

would be nice to get it. I like SP and i thin if we can make some things a little bit smarter we´ll have a perfekt system

YS Yellow Swordfish
Yellow Swordfish
Member

Well I doubt it is finished yet, We only released the language files a week or so ago, These things take time.
You could, of course always help out and volunteer to make some translations – speed it up a bit 🙂

ED Edgar
Edgar
Member

The exported po (sp-dv.po) looks good. Where can i put it to see, if it works on my forum?

MP Mr Papa
Mr Papa
Member

depends on where you have the languages location in sp set too… by default its wp-content/sp-resources… you can set it in forum – integration – storage locations…

assuming default, you would locate it in wp-content/sp-resources/forum-language/simple-press

then you need to change your language in the wp-config.php file…

ED Edgar
Edgar
Member

Mr Papa said

depends on where you have the languages location in sp set too… by default its wp-content/sp-resources… you can set it in forum – integration – storage locations…

assuming default, you would locate it in wp-content/sp-resources/forum-language/simple-press

then you need to change your language in the wp-config.php file…

changing wp-config.php ? There it is de_DE for german. Or is it a extra change?

YS Yellow Swordfish
Yellow Swordfish
Member

Ok – a few things:

  1. It is not the .po file you require but the .mo – that is the one with the translations in it.
  2. I notice (and I just tried) that the file I downloaded for the german language is called ‘sp-dv.mo’. This is incorrect and we will look into what is the problem. It should be ‘sp-de.mo’. So please change it.
  3. Thsi wiki article – http://wiki.simple-press.com/installation/spf-in-your-language/ – explains that you may need to change the file name to match your wp-config setting. Please niote this is the V4 wiki and no longer generally applies to V5 but this article is correct.

I see there are not that many translations made and approved yet…

ED Edgar
Edgar
Member

Yellow Swordfish said

Ok – a few things:

  1. It is not the .po file you require but the .mo – that is the one with the translations in it.
  2. I notice (and I just tried) that the file I downloaded for the german language is called ‘sp-dv.mo’. This is incorrect and we will look into what is the problem. It should be ‘sp-de.mo’. So please change it.
  3. Thsi wiki article – http://wiki.simple-press.com/installation/spf-in-your-language/ – explains that you may need to change the file name to match your wp-config setting. Please niote this is the V4 wiki and no longer generally applies to V5 but this article is correct.

I see there are not that many translations made and approved yet…

 

Could you please give an example? I think one of the points a lot of user for simple:press leave is, that there are not so detailed informations. If there is not, a beginner is afraid to make a mistake.

In this case how must it be set well:

…. For the Simple:Press Forum language file it MUST begin sforum followed by the desired single or double language code with the extension of .mo and all will be well.

YS Yellow Swordfish
Yellow Swordfish
Member

You’re right and sorry. Ignore the part about ‘sforum’.

This is beta/RC software – we are getting the documentation together as quickly as we can but we are not magicians. I believe it does state on the download page that documentation is not yet available.

You need to check your WP_LANG setting in your wp_config.php file. The mo file for the Sp transaltion will end with ‘-de’. If you WP_LANG setting is ‘de_DE’ then you need to rename the mo file from ‘-de’ to -de_DE’ – they must match.

ED Edgar
Edgar
Member

Yellow Swordfish said

You’re right and sorry. Ignore the part about ‘sforum’.

This is beta/RC software – we are getting the documentation together as quickly as we can but we are not magicians. I believe it does state on the download page that documentation is not yet available.

You need to check your WP_LANG setting in your wp_config.php file. The mo file for the Sp transaltion will end with ‘-de’. If you WP_LANG setting is ‘de_DE’ then you need to rename the mo file from ‘-de’ to -de_DE’ – they must match.

For example:

From Frontend is it the extractet sp_de.mo to make it to -de_DE.mo ?

And do it for simple-press, simple-themes, simple-plugins is the same?

 

P.S. i´ll try to translate a lot of the german stuff, if i can find time at weekend.

YS Yellow Swordfish
Yellow Swordfish
Member

Correct. The problem is that some people have their WP_LANG set to ‘de’ and some to ‘de_DE’

The proper and internationally recognised code for Germany is just ‘de’ and that is what the translation site uses. i think when they first started WordPress they made this mistake and it has been the same since!

If you can help out with translations that will great – thanks