Transposh has been alive for the last 10 years or so. We have constantly kept the plugin updated on our site here, and tried to make sure the wordpress.org version works.
As the versions drifted apart it became increasingly hard to maintain two versions. Hence the wordpress.org version got neglected.
This is changing starting with today’s release of version 1.0.0 on wordpress.org and the full version 1.0.0.1, which will be the new standard here (full versions will end with an additional .1)
What are the differences between the versions?
- The wordpress.org version has a 5 language limit, and does not include any widgets.
- The full version has more features, no language limits, widgets support, and a backlink to our site (which you may opt to remove – read the terms)
What else is new in this version?
- Fully tested with PHP 7, should remove annoyances and deprecation notices
- Source map support for our scripts, allowing to debug them with ease
- Switching from FirePHP to Chromelogger.
Enjoy using this version!
Can you please add ability to use translator by using FLAGS on click
I am not sure what you mean, please elaborate
Hello,
I am adding some posts programmatically in my blog, using wp_insert_post. I was wondering if there is a way to auto translate the post after creation.
Thank you!
There is no such feature yet, and there are no plans to add this in the near future.
visiting the pages with the correct language using a javascript enable browser will trigger the translation, so you can program a headless browser to do that.
another solution would be looking into the process that is happening when publish is done and triggering this.
How can I get access to all languages without restriction?
Instructions:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OjN4GcYfsJQ