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[Closed] I have two files loadedmodictionary.php and LoadedMODictionary.php

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Last updated by Long Nguyen 6 months ago.

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July 16, 2024 at 1:56 am #15957382

grzegorzK-16

Hi!

It seems that replacing .mo -> mo helps and fixes my issue.

But please read what I have done:

After uploading and updating the WPML String Translation plugin I had two files again:
- LoadedMODictionary.php
- loadedmodictionary.php
And the fix did not work.

So I decided to remove the WPML String Translation plugin and install it from scratch. But still, I had two files in my server.

The last operation helped:
1) I have deleted LoadedMODictionary.php file
2) I changed the name of the remaining file:
loadedmodictionary.php -> LoadedMODictionary.php
3) I have checked if in the file there is 'mo' (without dot). I do not remember if I had to replace '.mo' with 'mo'. Probably not.

Now it works!

Last questions:
1) Can I be sure that in the next plugin versions, I will not have two files (loadedmodictionary.php and LoadedMODictionary.php)?
2) Can I be sure that there will be 'mo' without a dot in the next plugin versions?

regards,
Grzegorz
July 16, 2024 at 2:01 am #15957407

Long Nguyen
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Languages: English (English )

Timezone: Asia/Ho_Chi_Minh (GMT+07:00)

Hi,

On your site, I download a fresh copy from here https://wpml.org/download/wpml-string-translation/?section=changelog
and re-install it on your site. Then I don't see the duplicate file "loadedmodictionary.php" (in lowercase).
Next time, I suggest you copy your site to a staging site before updating the plugin String Translation and observe the issue after updating the plugin.

Let me know if the issue persists, I will help you check the issue.

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