Current Version: 2.2

Overview

WP-Translate is a simple drop in way for users to view your blog in their language. Its easy for any most users to add this functionality to their site.

WP-Translate utilizes the following Online translation services:

  1. Alta Vista's Babel Fish (for translation from English to : French, German, Italian, Dutch, Spanish, Greek, Russian, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Simplified/Traditional Chinese)
  2. IBM's Websphere Translation (for translation from English to: Brazilian Portuguese)
  3. Interpret (for translation from English to: Bahasa Indonesia, Swedish, Norwegian, Afrikaans)

WP-Translate 2.2 Release Notes

Added the following language for translation:

  1. Swedish
  2. Norwegian
  3. Bahasa Indonesia
  4. Afrikaans
  5. Chinese Traditional
  6. Brazilian Portuguese

Requirements

WP-Translate works with Wordpress 1.5 up to Wordpress 2.2 (Tested on Wordpress 2.2)

Your web server should able to execute PHP.

Installation instructions

  1. Upload the wp-translate directory to your plugins folder, usually wp-content/plugins/
  2. Activate the plugin on the plugin screen.
  3. Add <?php wptranslate(n); ?> to your template where you want the list. n can be either 1 or 2. 1 is for a vertical display. 2 makes it horizontal.

Special Installation instructions for non-Wordpress

As I mentioned before, as long as your Web server supports PHP you should be able to use this plugin. Please follow this steps:

  1. Extract the zip file
  2. Edit wp-translate.php which is located in wp-translate directory
  3. At line 103, replace $img_loc = get_settings(’siteurl’) . ‘/wp-content/plugins/wp-translate’; with $img_loc = ‘/wp-translate’;
  4. Save the file
  5. Upload the wp-translate directory to your root folder.
  6. In the page you want the flags to be displayed, put <?php include_once(realpath($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']).’/wp-translate/wp-translate.php’); ?> in the first line of the file.
  7. Add <?php wptranslate(n); ?> anywhere you want the flags to be displayed. n can be either 1 or 2. 1 is for a vertical display. 2 makes it horizontal.

 

Download Sodeve's WP-Translate 2.2

Download Original WP-Translate 2.1

Older versions

Version 1.0