Описание
An easy-to-use plugin that allows you to alter strings on your site without editing WordPress core, or plugin code. Simply enter the current string, and what you want to replace it with and the plugin will automatically do the rest!
The plugin’s available for forking and contribution over on GitHub
Check out Say What Pro for:
- String discovery — Don’t have the time/expertise to find strings in the code, set up replacements easily with easy-to-use autocomplete features
- Wildcard string replacements — replace individual words, or fragments across your whole site
- Multi-lingual support — set different replacements for different languages on multi-lingual sites
- Import/export features — Easy import/export of replacements through the user interface
Скриншоты
Finding a string to replace 
The admin screen - setting up a replacement 
The result
Установка
- Install it as you would any other plugin
- Activate it
- Head over to Tools » Text changes and configure some string replacements
Часто задаваемые вопросы
- Инструкции по установке
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- Install it as you would any other plugin
- Activate it
- Head over to Tools » Text changes and configure some string replacements
- Can I use it to change any string?
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You can only use the plugin to translate strings which are marked for translation.
- How do I find the string to translate?
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You can either have a guess, or checkout the plugin in question’s source code, translatable strings are generally wrapped in __(), _e(), _n(), or _x(), for example:
$foo = __('This is a translatable string', 'plugin-domain');The article here shows some examples of what you’re looking for. Alternatively, the Pro version of the plugin provides a String Discovery mode which means you can search for strings on your site via autocomplete suggestions.
- Is there any support for importing replacements?
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«Say What?» has preliminary support for exporting, and importing replacements via http://wp-cli.org/. The following commands are currently
supported:- export — Export all current string replacements.
- import — Import string replacements from a CSV file.
- list — Export all current string replacements. Synonym for ‘export’.
- update — update string replacements from a CSV file.
See the GitHub homepage for examples.
- Can I set different replacements for different languages?
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Not in the free plugin, however this is available in the Pro version of the plugin
Отзывы
Not PayPal paygate supported?
I am really disappointed as I can’t pay the pro version of this plugin as they don’t «Support Paypal for various reasons» is what they claim. For many people, the favorite payment option is Paypal currently with more than 244 million users. And I am one of those. PayPal can also be used in more than 200 countries. I just can’t believe this plugin doesn’t support it. And Please explain what are your reasons. And I might change my review.
No good for multilingual sites.
Completely incompatible with WPML. Can’t change a single string without upgrading for $40.
Great plugin! Does what it says. > some tips how to use it!
Thanks a lot for your great work! 🙂
A few hints for your documentation:
1. I found the text domain in the «main» plugin php file in the main folder of the plugin. Otherwise, the publisher can tell you.
2. To identify the originals strings, I’ve used the Google console. Spelling does make a difference, even lowercase and capitals! I could simply copy the text from the Console elements and paste it in.
Extremely helpful
Very helpful plugin — helped me adjust some text on my Listify theme.
Easy to use and works perfectly
I needed to change a button label in a plugin for a client. The label didn’t have any hooks/filters I could use and there were no plugin settings to change this particular label. Thankfully the string was translatable and Say What made it super easy to just translate that individual string.
Definitely adding this one to my ‘Favorites’. Thanks for building it!
Replace strings in just 3 convoluted steps!
Not easy to use, before installing consider this quick instruction: https://plugins.leewillis.co.uk/doc_post/adding-string-replacement/
A somewhat useful walkthrough of the 3 steps needed to change a string (useful assuming, you specifically want to change, ‘Register’ in Campaign Monitor plugin).
Spent about 15 minutes on it before I gave up. Perhaps the Pro version works well.
Участники и разработчики
«Say what?» — проект с открытым исходным кодом. В развитие плагина внесли свой вклад следующие участники:
Участники
«Say what?» переведён на 3 языка. Благодарим переводчиков за их работу.
Перевести «Say what?» на ваш язык.
Заинтересованы в разработке?
Browse the code, check out the SVN repository, or subscribe to the development log by RSS.
Журнал изменений
1.9.1
- Update information about Pro features
1.9.0
- Fix issue adding more strings after downgrade from Pro
- Update text domain of plugin to match wordpress.org guidelines to aid translations
1.8.2
- Documentation updates only
1.8.1
- Update plugin links, include settings and upgrade link
- Update documentation about pro features
- Admin styling fixes
1.8.0
- Fix issues where entities could be double encoded on admin screens.
1.7.1
- Update to admin marketing message. No functional changes.
1.7
- Support for _n() and _nx()
- Support for multi-line strings
1.6
Introduce filters that allows back compatibility for plugins that change their text-domain. Props Pippin Williamson
1.5
Avoid warnings on initial activation.
Avoid issues where strings contain HTML / entities
1.4
Add info box about Pro version
1.3
Support for WP-CLI import and export.
1.2
Swap database to UTF-8 to fix problems entering non-ASCII strings.
1.1
Fix incorrect escaping on the admin screens.
1.0.1
Fix initial DB table creation
Fix translations for strings with no domain
1.0
Allow strings with context to be replaced
0.9.3
Documentation improvements
0.9.2
Avoid wpdb->prepare warning
Minor admin fixes, don’t double translate strings
0.9.1
Fix issue with fields being swapped when first entered
0.9
Beta ready for testing and feedback
