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When setting a custom translation the button isn't translated in Chrome correctly. Only the title (which is a popup in Chrome) will be translated:
conf/plugin_lang/ckgedit/de/lang.php:
$lang['btn_fck_edit'] = 'WYSIWYG Editor';
Changing line /lib/plugins/ckgedit/action/meta.php:430 in my installation, which is
ckgedit/action/meta.php
Line 421 in c6b47a9
$button = ' <button name="do[cancel]" type="submit" class="button" title="' . $title .'" id="edbtn__edit" value="CKG Edit" ' . $disabled. ' style = "' .$dwedit_only.'" onclick="return setDWEditCookie(1, this);"/>' . $title .'</button> ';
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This is the name of the plugin in the same way that Dokuwiki is the name of the wiki
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But why don't make it configurable via user translation as shown above?! Using a fix string is not very clever in my point of view.
I just replaced the fix string with $title. No big deal.
Then make a pull request.
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When setting a custom translation the button isn't translated in Chrome correctly. Only the title (which is a popup in Chrome) will be translated:
conf/plugin_lang/ckgedit/de/lang.php:
Changing line /lib/plugins/ckgedit/action/meta.php:430 in my installation, which is
ckgedit/action/meta.php
Line 421 in c6b47a9
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: