Francesc Hervada-Sala wrote:
Am Sonntag, 30. März 2008 04:32:48 schrieb Bertilo Wennergren:
But this means that the explanation in "wp-config(-sample).php" is not complete. The current explanation only says that the user should put a unique phrase in "wp-config.php". But actually the same phrase needs to be put into "<locale>.php" as well. That information is nowhere to be found. As it is now things will only work correctly if you don't change the default "unique" phrase, but you are supposed to change it, right?
I've looked this up in the code, the unique frase at <locale>.php is just used in order to know if the user has changed the default setting at wp-config.php. So if you translate this, you must translate both. But the end user should only set wp-config.php. In fact, if the user changes both the new unique frase will not get used at all.
Yes, I found that out later. It's a bit hard to wrap one's head around this slightly unusual concept: A default value that should not be used at all. If it's still there, something random should be used instead. But this not-be-used value can be changed into another not-to-be-used value in a localized version... I've never run into that before.
(I know, it's actually a placeholder, not a default... but still confusing...)
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