If you’re asking how to use it on your site, you’ll want to take your .po file and add it to zero-bs-crm/languages/ . If your site language is Persian, then your translation of CRM should also work at that point.
If you mean something else, would you let us know? Happy to help further.
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If you’re asking how to use it on your site, you’ll want to take your .po file and add it to zero-bs-crm/languages/ . If your site language is Persian, then your translation of CRM should also work at that point.
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where or how can i get *.po file for my language ?
in site when i download .po file , this contains only English string .
Are you referring to a paid extension you translated?
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are you can paid any money for this translation ! waw . you are really good man . the Nowruz are coming and if you will paid for this translate is good gift for me . (Nowruz is the Iranian or Persian New Year celebrated)
where or how can i get *.po file for my language ?in site when i download .po file , this contains only English string .
Jetpack CRM does not have a Persian translation. You can create your own by adding your own Persian translation for all the English words in the .po file. You can learn more about translating Jetpack CRM here: https://kb.jetpackcrm.com/knowledge-base/translating-jetpack-crm/
are you can paid any money for this translation
We are not able to create that translation for you, as it goes beyond the scope of our support. However, you are very welcome to create your own translation by following the steps in the article linked above.
yes , that is right , but downloaded file contain only English string and translated Persian not include on it . I also need Persian string in .po file and not want translate that again.
I completely translate all string in WP-plugin site :
Where is your translation stored? Do you have it in a file? What kind of file?
Normally when a plugin in translated, people do it via the .po file. Once you have that, you run it through software like PoEdit, which creates a .mo file (this is what WordPress actually reads).
Hi @fafam123, just checking in here to see if you were able to complete the last step @julesomattic suggested above, and if you need any further assistance?
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