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  • Klaus Preuss
    Spectator
    December 15, 2015 at 12:50 pm #23068

    Hey Folks,

    a few minutes ago i’ve got the pleasure in first time updating my alora-installation to 2.7.7 via this wonderful new auto-update feature added in version 2.7.x.
    The first try gave me an error due to wrong rights on some translation-files i’d created (again) while going to the 2.7.x.
    So -this- system behavior was a very import hint. Before fixing the access-rights on these files and triggering the update again i made a backup of these files.
    This was well done.
    The update will kill all added translations and refurbish the languages folder with a set of en_US (quite OK) and a set of sk_SK (what the heck is this?).
    Indeed i’ve got no problem with people from Slovakia, but where are my own translation-files?
    So i replenished the folder from my earlier copied backup and everything is as it should be.

    Dear alora-user…
    do a backup of your translations!

    Dear Theme4Press-Team….
    Please do a review of the update-process….
    This shouldn’t happen…
    If the user did a complete backup of his former site (probably in a bunch of zip-files), there would be a huge amount of work to extract the personal translations.

    Regards
    Klaus

    Denzel Chia
    Moderator
    Posts: 2656
    December 22, 2015 at 9:35 am #23199

    Hi,

    Try saving translation into the WordPress theme language folder, instead of saving within Alora Theme.

    Read the following documentation for more details.

    Internationalization

    The loco translate plugin, supports saving of translation in global languages directory.
    https://localise.biz/help/wordpress/translate-plugin/beginners#add

    Thanks!