what is the last $count
in this example?
printf( _n(
'You have published %s post.', 'You have published %s posts.',
$count,
'myplugin' ),
$count );
i guess the first one is to fill each %s, so what is the second $count?
Thanks
what is the last $count
in this example?
printf( _n(
'You have published %s post.', 'You have published %s posts.',
$count,
'myplugin' ),
$count );
i guess the first one is to fill each %s, so what is the second $count?
Thanks
The _n
(see Codex) function accepts four arguments. The first two are texts to be translated (the first is singular, the second plural), the third argument is a number (in this case $count
). When $count
is 1 the first string is used, otherwise the second string is used.
So in fact the first instance of $count
is only used to determine whether the single / plural text should be used. _n
then translates that string, using the plug-in/theme domain – i.e. the fourth argument) and the language set in the wp-config. This then returns a translated string such as:
Se han publicado %s artículos
The printf
then echos this string with the %s
replaced by the second argument, $count
(which is the second instance of $count`) .