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Some strings are un-translateble

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  • hgtonighthgtonight ∞ · New Moderator

    There are only 2 definitions containing Welcome Aboard! in 2.0.18.8. You can see them below for posterity:

    $Definition['Welcome Aboard!'] = 'Ahoy matey!';
    $Definition['[%s] Welcome Aboard!'] = Ahoy, %s';
    

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  • peregrineperegrine MVP
    edited July 2013

    what does it means that it's wrapped in T() ?

    if its qrapped with T( Translate( or Plural( - it can be translated via a definition in locales

    in the vanilla source code. searching the code can be as valuable as searching the forum :)

    also google grep or search for other grep alternatives and download the source to a local computer so you can effectively search the code. If you want to become more adept.

    there is also a localedeveloper plugin to find translations.

    it's really not too difficult at all with all the tools available

        if you search your file looking for 'T('
    
        you can see most translatable strings.
    
        you can also search for 'Translate('
    
        for others
    
        you can also search for
    
        'Plural('
    

    I may not provide the completed solution you might desire, but I do try to provide honest suggestions to help you solve your issue.

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