Multilingual Polylang

This plugin, which requires polylang
provides the means to include posts that have no translation in the current
language on pages of posts.

Usage

Multilingual Polylang provides two public functions:

The function MultilingualPolylang::get_query() returns a WP_Query object with posts from
all languages but where there is a translated post, only the post in the current
language will be included

The function MultilingualPolylang::get_permalink() can be used as a drop-in replacement to
get_permalink(). This will replace the language in a post URL so that a post
can be viewed in a language different to that of the rest of the interface.

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Development

This plugin uses wp-cli and PHPUnit for testing.

Download the source code from GitHub

$ git clone [email protected]:aptivate/multilingual-polylang.git

Install wp-cli

If not already present, install wp-cli

Install PHPUnit

If not already present, install PHPUnit

Install the test WordPress environment

$ cd multilingual-polylang
$ bash bin/install-wp-tests.sh test_db_name db_user 'db_password' db_host version

where:

•  test_db_name is the name of your temporary test WordPress database
•  db_user is the database user name
•  db_password is the password
•  db_host is the database host (eg localhost)
•  version is the version of WordPress (eg 4.7.5 or latest)

Run the tests

From the plugin directory:

$ phpunit

1. Upload the plugin to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
2. Activate it through the Plugins menu in WordPress.

Installation Instructions

1. Upload the plugin to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
2. Activate it through the Plugins menu in WordPress.

1.0.1

• Documentation changes only

1.0.0

• First version