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Hello
I updated yesterday the genesis 1.9. After updating, I noticed that the text in search button was in english. It should be in finnish, since I have genesis translation plugin installed. Before genesis 1.9 update, translation in search button worked well. The search button was translated into my mother tangue.
I also updated genesis translations into latest version, but it did not help.
What should I do? My webpage is following:
http://www.salkunrakentaja.com
I got the same problem after i updated to the latest version. Some text are back to english, but some are still in my native language. How do i translate the rest? http://www.finanssans.no
Nothing was touched with this in Genesis 1.9. Everything from my standpoint is translatable. What plugins are you using? Can you please post what's in your functions.php file?
Lots of strings were changed and have to therefor be translated again. Sometimes it's just the difference of one character that requires a strings to be translated again. The translations over here http://translate.studiopress.com/projects/genesis-framework/genesis-19 are what feed my Genesis Translations plugin, so if you want to help out in translating the remaining strings that would be lovely :). You can register for the translation site here: http://translate.studiopress.com/home/.
If you need to translate the button right now, there is a snippet of code that can help you with that: http://my.studiopress.com/snippets/search-form/#input-box
Translate the Genesis Framework with the Genesis Translations plugin.
What @Remkus said!
The search placeholder string definitely changed from "Search this website %s" in 1.8.x to "Search this website" in 1.9.x!
The search button string did not change as of my comparing -- but if the language file for your language was not properly made then this still could lead to non-loaded/non-displayed translated strings.
Also, like @wpsmith said, if you have modified such strings via functions.php --- like suggested by the tutorials regarding "Search" on StudioPress here, then this will be used instead of language file string.
To speed things up anyway, just jump in on the community translation portal mentioned above and @Remkus will add all these to the Genesis Translations plugin.
--David Decker, community translation helper
Also, "Search this website" is not in the .pot file, as I suspect that esc_attr__() got missed from the list of marker functions in POEdit.
WordPress Engineer, and key contributor the Genesis Framework | @GaryJ
I just installed the translate plugin. Im using Norwegian language and there is some mistakes. Like "Saved underArticle" Without space between under and article. I also noticed that twitter pluing is translated but not the word "days". Great plugin anyway!
@GaryJ:
That's not true, maybe in the .pot file you has, but it's in the actual PHP files!
For 1.9.x:
#@ genesis
#: lib/structure/search.php:23
msgid "Search this website"I rely not on .pot files but rather on scanning the actual framework files with each version -- as these matter in the end what gets displayed and what not.
The Translation plugin from Remkus is powered by the community, therefore not an official release. Remkus collects updated translation files for Genesis 1.9.x at the moment. So shortly there should be an update out.
Please do consider contributing missing strings for your language: see @Remkus reply above for more info or have look at this post: http://www.studiopress.community/topic/genesis-translations/
THANKS!
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