I’m using WooCommerce for a site that I’m currently working on. And I’m creating it for a language other than English. I do the translations by means of the .po
file.
The issue that I’m encountering is in the Checkout page. There is a table of order review which upon page loaded seems to be refreshed by means of AJAX call. Before the call the texts are all translated. But after the call the texts all reverted back to their original language (ie. English).
How do I retain the translation after the AJAX call?
3 Answers
I think I fixed the issue with the following extended function in my plugin:
function localize_backend( $locale ) {
// set langauge if user is in admin area
if( defined( 'WP_ADMIN' ) || ( isset( $_REQUEST['pwd'] ) && isset( $_REQUEST['kau-boys_backend_localization_language'] ) ) ){
// ajax call from frontend
if ( 'admin-ajax.php' == basename( $_SERVER[ 'SCRIPT_FILENAME' ] ) && strpos( admin_url(), $_SERVER[ 'HTTP_REFERER' ] ) === false ) {
// if lang request param was set, change locale for AJAX response, else, don't overwrite locale (use frontend locale)
if ( ! empty( $_REQUEST[ 'lang' ] ) ) {
$locale = $_REQUEST[ 'lang' ];
}
} else {
$locale = backend_localization_get_locale();
}
}
return $locale;
}
It will check if an AJAX call was made. If the call was coming from the frontend, it checks for a lang
request param. If one could be found, it set’s the $locale
to this value. Otherwise it doesn’t changes the locale to be backend setting, so it should be the locale from the frontend, defined in the wp-config.php
file.
Please update to version 2.1 of the plugin and check again.
Thanks again for @Rarst and @cybnet for their hints.