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Hey Ismael,
thank you for your reply.
Of course, you can also disable the cookie function in Matomo. However, this means you won’t have any data on returning visitors. I have now solved this by using the Matomo cookie as an additional custom cookie. This works as desired. If consent is given, the Matomo cookie is set; if consent is refused, cookieless tracking is used.
However, this is not exactly easy for laypeople to implement.
I would argue that a theme should definitely support Matomo natively these days.
Thank you very much, the problem has been solved for me.Hi Günter,
Thank you very much,
I have swapped the files and the translation now works. Thank you also for the link to the article about changing the language files.
Best regards
LoMoeHello Ismael,
yes, I also thought this was the right way to store the translation. But unfortunately it doesn’t work that way. Please try it yourself on your own test installation. For me, the translation only works if I change the text directly in the PHP file (class-form-generator.php).
Nothing changes for me via the .po file. I have changed the code on line 13620 – 13622 in :#: framework/php/class-form-generator.php:257 msgid "Found errors in the following field(s):" msgstr "Fehler wurden in folgenden Feld(ern) gefunden:"Unfortunately without success!
Perhaps the error is elsewhere.
Best regards
LoMoeHello Ismael,
Thank you for your reply. Unfortunately, this does not change the issue. I had hoped that the translated text output would be possible via the “.po” files. It is a pity that this is not the case.
I have now changed the file “class-form-generator.php:257” accordingly. That seems to work for now.
I hope that a fix will be created soon, as my change may cause problems elsewhere.
Best regards
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