Archive for June, 2010

WPML 1.7.9 includes a significant change in the String Localization engine. We’ve talked about it before, but I think that we never really gave a comprehensive guide about translating themes and plugins. Here goes. Translation Languages First, let’s talk a minute about which languages you’re translating between. If the default language of your site is [...]

If you’re running a blog farm and wanted to use WPML, you now can. This release fixes a few problems which prevented WPML from running MultiSite with WordPress 3.0. MultiSite Support MultiSite Support boils down to sitewide activation. Until now it just didn’t work, producing all sorts of errors. As of WPML 1.7.9, sitewide activation [...]

I got this excellent tip from a user in our forum. It would come in handy if you just upgrades WordPress and are getting this error: You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page Now, that 100 million sites are upgrading to WordPress 3.0, there’s a good chance folks get bitten by it. [...]

While English is the default language for many websites, there are plenty other for which it’s not. Yes, believe it or not, some people manage just fine without English Until now, WPML gave these folks a hard time and made String Translation almost impossible for them. This developers release offers a fix. sitepress-multilingual-cms-179RC2.zip WPML’s String [...]

We’re ready with a new developers version, which includes fixes for recent (and old) bugs. sitepress-multilingual-cms-179RC1.zip Site-wide Activation for WordPress 3.0 MultiSite This is the first release which supports MultiSite properly. Until now, a series of problems prevented site-wide activation altogether. Now, superadmins can do a site-wide activation. Then, individual blog admins can configure WPML [...]

What’s the most urgently missing feature for you in WPML? Full MultiSite support, with site-wide activation and configuration? Support for E-Commerce plugins? Multilingual Menus? Better BuddyPress Multilingual? Or, maybe Views? – the most powerful CMS tool you can imagine Add to this support for WordPress 3.0 and legacy WordPress 2.9 and 2.8 and you get [...]

There was a bug in WPML 1.7.8 which caused a Javascript problem on some browsers (preventing WP admin from working correctly). It’s fixed in WPML 1.7.8.1. Thanks to everyone who reported the details! WPML 1.7.8 is out with two major additions for using WordPress as CMS. It includes full multilingual support for the new custom [...]