poEdit can do this? Well I'll be! Already have that installed and I've
been using it to edit .po/.mo files, but didn't realize that it could
parse PHP files and extract all the strings from it.
And yeah, I'm on top of load_plugin_textdomain() and all that. :D
Thanks! :)
-Viper
Pandem wrote:
Viper007Bond escribió:
Hey all. I need a bit of help.
How would I go about creating a translation template file for my
plugin on my Windows system? I've already __() & _e()'ed all of my
texts and I've checked out the Gettext command line thing, but it
looks REALLY complicated.
Can anyone help me out?
- Viper007Bond
You can use poEdit to easily extract your strings, then save the
resultant file as [name].pot. However, in order to get your plugin
correctly tagged, you must use the function
load_plugin_textdomain('[name]') and add this textdomain to your tags
like this: __('[some text string]', '[name]'). [name] could be an
abbreviated version of your plugin's name; the different languages .po
files shuld be named as [name]_xx.XX.po, where xx.XX is the locale for
that language.
Maira
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