Changing currency

Hello,

The first credentials don’t work

The second set works, but this is a new account and doesn’t have access to the site directory.

Let us know

Hello!

Sorry, still not working for me. Maybe it’s me, not you, know what I mean?

I will ask @guust to take a look when he comes online.

Thanks

It should be fixed now, please check.

You need to update some GD Addons, your Pricing Manager needed updating, which I have done. I have not updated the other GD addons that need updating.
You had this message: “The plugin WP Easy Updates is required to check for and update some installed plugins, please install it now.”
So I did install that plugin and now you can add your licenses and update the plugins.
See also https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/installing-addons/#updates

The currency symbol at the Listing Preview page should change automatically if you change it in Invoicing. There was something wrong with your Invoicing plugin, some settings were missing. Fixed.

I have deleted all the language files because the were at wrong locations or had the wrong extensions and were not working anyway. I do have a copy if you want them back.
You have created duplicate en_US files instead of translating them and creating new en_GB ones, please have another look at https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/translate-core/
You also have edited the plugin files themselves which you should not do, you need to create duplicate ones at /wp-content/languages/plugins

Please let us know if there is anything else. Thanks

The language files have to be in the /wp-content/languages/plugins/ folder, please check https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/translating-addons/ again.

If a language string has a variable argument like %s, the translated string needs the same, and in the same order.
For example
You are going to pay <b>%s</b> & alive days are <b>%s</b> as %s listing.
uses three variables.
The first %s is the price and currency, like $50
The second %s is the number of days in the package
And the third %s is the title of the package.

The only string you translated in the Pricing Manager PO file is “Alive days”, and that is working, see image.

Alive days means days as a live listing on the frontend.

If you can copy and paste exactly which strings you want changed, and to what you want to change them, then I can quickly do it for you.

Our software is created so it can be used in any language, and so users can change any wording to suit.
I don’t think a spelling mistake or using some special lingo makes software not fit for purpose, especially not if the files with the language strings are provided for personalisation of your website.

Thanks