Would it be possible to use the plugin ?
Shahjahan Jewel : Since no one replied to my previous post, while others did get a response… Would it be possible to use the plugin in a language other than English? After waiting several months for this solution in order to launch a website, I still can’t do it. Something as basic as “Add to cart” remains in English despite 100% completed translations for Fluent Cart and Fluent Cart Pro.
This is even more concerning because four months ago I reported missing translations in several Fluent Pro plugins to the support team, and the issues still haven’t been fixed.
Thank you.
Not all strings/words can be translated yet. So even when you translate 100% currently available strings (ex: with Loco Translate) you wont translate 100% of all words in the plugin.
I am not sure if Ninjas will add all strings in the next update (especially when new features can be implemented as v1) but if you have a list of words you can share it here so they will find it
We are still working on the translation, and I think 99% of the strings are already translatable. We have missed a few here and there. The reported hard-coded $ sign is already being fixed and it will be available to translate from the next version.
Our team will also take a look at the reported strings.
I would appreciate it if you report something in normal language rather than using so many negative vibes.
Cheers
Shahjahan Jewel I truly appreciate your work. Once again, I’ve purchased a 50-site license for Fluent Cart even though I don’t actually need it. I believe in Ninja and I genuinely want to understand the product in depth, but communication shouldn’t go only one way. As mentioned before, my previous post received no reply while others did.
In this case, it’s crucial to know when the plugin will become fully usable, as its very core, the “Add to Cart” button, still can’t be translated.
Ideally, when the team is made aware of an issue, a short update such as “We’re aware of XXXX, the fix is expected by XXX date” would be extremely helpful and reduce unnecessary back-and-forth.
Even better, why not involve more non-English-speaking customers during beta testing? You would instantly receive valuable feedback on translation-related issues.