Beschreibung

An easy-to-use plugin that allows you to change translatable strings from plugins / themes and WordPress core without editing 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

Schau dir Say What Pro an für:

String Discovery and autocomplete – find the strings you need without diving through code. Works with server-side and Javascript-rendered strings
Improved performance using text-domain-specific filters
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

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Screenshots

List of configured string replacements
Adding/editing a replacement

Installation

Installiere es so wie jedes andere Plugin auch
Aktiviere es
Head over to Tools » Text changes and configure some string replacements

FAQ

Kann ich damit jeden beliebigen String ändern?

Du kannst mit diesem Plugin nur Strings übersetzen, die im Quellcode übersetzbar eingebaut wurden.

Wie finde ich den zu übersetzenden String?

Du kannst entweder raten oder du schaust in den Quellcode des betreffenden Plugins. Übersetzbare Strings sind generell in Funktionen wie __(), _e(), _n(), oder _x() verpackt. EIn Beispiel:

$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?

„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.

Beispiele findest du auf dieser GitHub-Seite.

Kann ich unterschiedliche Ersatztexte für verschiedene Sprachen einstellen?

Nicht in der kostenlosen Version, aber diese Funktion ist in der Pro-Version des Plugins enthalten.

Rezensionen

Wendihihihi 24. August 2023 4 Antworten

This is the plugin's description: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! I tried it with this string: <div id="wrapper"> that I want to replace with: <div class="wrapper">, but nothing happened.It says in the description that I only need to enter the current string, and what you want to replace it with and the plugin will automatically do the rest. But it doesn't work that way.

devfx01 9. Juni 2023 1 Antwort

Does exactly what it supposed to do. Don't need to change the core file for changing strings we want to translate. You will need to find the exact string name and it's location (site domain).

avu 1. Juni 2023 1 Antwort

Free version useless without extensive php knowledge of the target modules. Accepts any setting but does and says nothing.

dinaddd 18. November 2022 1 Antwort

I was recommended on this plugin by WooCommerce Payment, because I wanted to change the title of the payment method. And it works, very easy to use.

amin9 14. Oktober 2022 1 Antwort

Nice plugin. Saved a lot of time.

nikola93n 1. Juni 2022 1 Antwort

I was in the process of creating a webshop with a Woocommerce and Blocksy theme. With this plugin, I've translated a few strings from the Blocksy theme which I didn't translate with a Loco Translate plugin. Soo cool!

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Mitwirkende & Entwickler

„Say what?“ ist Open-Source-Software. Folgende Menschen haben an diesem Plugin mitgewirkt:

Lee Willis

„Say what?“ wurde in 13 Sprachen übersetzt. Danke an die Übersetzerinnen und Übersetzer für ihre Mitwirkung.

Übersetze „Say what?“ in deine Sprache.

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Änderungsprotokoll

2.2.2

Fix: Resolve issue where replacements weren’t made if an external object cache was in use.

2.2.1

Change: Internal refactor of classes

2.1.9

Change: Minor admin UI changes

2.1.8

Fix: Include missing image

2.1.7

Change: Admin UI updates

2.1.6

Change: Styling & documentation updates.

2.1.5

Fix: Avoid warning when sorting list table.

2.1.4

Change: Localisation improvements

2.1.3

Change: Updates to Javascript dependencies.

2.1.2

Change: Updates to Javascript dependencies, smaller JS footprint.

2.1.1

Fix: Resolve issue where console errors could be thrown if no replacements configured.

2.1.0

New: Optimise performance when an external object cache is available
Fix: Imports via WP-CLI could fail if the pro extension had previously been active

2.0.2

Reduce size of bundled images
Update dev build scripts

2.0.1

Improve Javascript performance, and remove lodash dependency (resolves some plugin conflicts)

2.0.0

Support for translatable strings rendered through WordPress Javascript framework
Supports replacing text in Gutenberg / WooCommerce admin / WooCommerce blocks
Update details of Say What? Pro vs free plugin

1.9.7

Fix issue where replacement table disappeared at small screen widths
Update WordPress compatibility
Changes to donation / upsell content

1.9.6

Fix link in documentation

1.9.5

WordPress 5.5 compatibility
Änderungen an den Treeware-Links

1.9.4

Ensure help links open in new windows

1.9.3

Fix link target in Treeware content

1.9.2

Suggest Treeware donations

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

Unterstützung für _n() und _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