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| February 20, 2013 at 5:20 am I read every topic in the forums regarding wpml and yet, I still am not sure if event espresso works with wpml, hence my thread. From what I gather, talk about getting event espresso to work with wpml began about 2 years ago, but I still cannot find the definitive answer. Can anyone explain what the current situation is? What works, what doesn’t, etc… I’m guessing that after 2 entire years, that the plugins are fully working together by now, but documentation on this is hard to come by. |
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| February 20, 2013 at 5:22 am wth.. I have no idea where that title came from, that is certainly NOT what I typed in when I created my topic. |
Chris Reynolds
| February 20, 2013 at 11:02 am We haven’t had the time or opportunity to do testing with WPML. Based on what I understood from those who were using WPML and had visited their forums, all that should be required is wrapping the $description variable in the registration and event list display pages with __() for localization (e.g. __( $description ). When I tried testing WPML on my development environment, it threw a bunch of errors and I was never able to even get it running, so I was never able to test whether this would work or not. |
