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1. baron sagt:

   2. September 2009 um 15:54

   Works great, thank you

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2. Kelli Garner sagt:

   26. September 2009 um 10:25

   I enjoy this site, it is worth me coming back

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3. Alex sagt:

   5. November 2009 um 19:25

   Hi! Nice PlugIn (i guess) – can’t get it to work on a WordPress MU Blog. Don’t know whether it’s due to that, or if i did something wrong. The following thing happend, when i uploaded the .zip, which has automatically been extracted. The installation has been also successful, but i was unable to activate it. I got the following error:

   ( ! ) Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘}’ in /path/to/wp/wp-content/plugins/kau-boys-backend-localization/backend_localization.php on line 167

   Are there any hints you can give me?

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   • Bernhard sagt:

     5. November 2009 um 23:27

     Thanks for your error reposting. On my new local test environment I once had the same problem. But that it suddenly disappeared, so I thought it was because of a developing error on that local test blog. But now with your help I found the problem. In to lines I used <? in and not <?php to open a PHP block. This so called short open tag must be activated in PHP which isn't in most of the custom setting. I now replaced the two short open tags with the correct long form and added the new version 1.1 to the wordpress plugins. So please update the plugin through your blog backend.

     Again many thanks for finding this error!

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4. Alex sagt:

   6. November 2009 um 10:55

   Hey Bernhard, thanks for the fast response due to the bug

   At least I have been able to activate your plugin. Now I can see the language switches on the login screen and in the backend. But they do not provide any functionality. Any changes I do are not applied. Only the ‘Blog language’-option in the ‘Settings>Generals’ tab seem to be able changing the language of the backend.
   The only thing I did has been creating a directory ‘languages’ in the ‘wp-content’ dir and putting in the ‘de_DE.mo’ language file and editing the ‘wp-config.php’ line define (‘WPLANG’, ”); to define (‘WPLANG’, ‘de_DE’);. Further info: using WordPress MU 2.8.5.2 .

   Thanks again for any help

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   • Bernhard sagt:

     6. November 2009 um 14:40

     Plese go to the settings page of my plugin. Can you see any available languages on this page? In the description you will find the path to the folder, where you have to place to .mo files. On most blogs it should be inside the wp_content folder, but it might be in a diffrent one in WordPress MU. Yesterday I tried to install a WordPress MU on my local test environment, but I didn’t succeed. I wil try to do that this evening again to find out if there is a problem with Wordress MU.

     Using my plugin you don’t have to chage the WPLANG in the config. also you shouldn’t change the WPLANG, as it changed both, the backend AND the frontend language.

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5. lazaac sagt:

   26. Dezember 2009 um 10:05

   may i help u to translate to Malay language..?

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   • Bernhard sagt:

     26. Dezember 2009 um 18:33

     Yes that would be great. I don’t have a current .pot file in the plugins folder but you can just copy the German po file and use it for your translation.

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6. Waheed sagt:

   19. Januar 2010 um 11:59

   Hey Bernhard,

   I,ve installed your Plug-In and I,m using WordPress 2.8.6. Now I,ve a problem. WordPress shows me the different languages and if I choose one, nothing happen. The backend language is still the same. Could you please help me?

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   • Bernhard sagt:

     19. Januar 2010 um 12:19

     How did you tried to change the backend language? In some cases, the selection on the login screen doesn’t work, especially if it is affected by some other plugins. But you should be able to change the language with the switcher in the admin menu.

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     • Waheed sagt:

       20. Januar 2010 um 19:42

       I,ve tried both ways, but it didn,t work. If I change the language in ‘wp-config.php’ (‘WPLANG’, ‘es_ES’); it works. I,m using WPML Multilingual CMS Plug-In for the frontend. May be it is because of WPML?

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7. David sagt:

   2. Februar 2010 um 04:46

   I like this plug-in but am wondering if you could create a PHP 4 compatable version due to the host I have?

   scandir is causing me some issues. Thanks!

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   • David sagt:

     3. Februar 2010 um 00:45

     I resolved the issue. Some may not be necessary.

     /* php 4 fix */
     $dir = WP_LANG_DIR;
     $dh  = opendir($dir);
     while (false !== ($filename = readdir($dh))) {
     	$files[] = $filename;
     }
     /* read the array */
     foreach($files as $file){
     	$fileParts = pathinfo($file);
     	if(!isset($fileParts['filename']) && $fileParts['extension'] == 'mo' && (strlen($fileParts['filename']) <= 5)){
     		$fileParts['filename'] = substr($fileParts['basename'], 0,strpos($fileParts['basename'],'.'));
     		$backend_locale_array[] = $fileParts['filename'];
     	}
     }
     

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