Incorrect use of _n()

  • ResolvedModerator tobifjellner (Tor-Bjorn Fjellner)

    (@tobifjellner)


    1 month, 1 week ago

    Hi,

    When I tried to contribute translations to this plugin, I found a string that will create problems.

    It seems to be coded with _n() as such:
    Singular: “Animation”; Plural: “AnimationEnd”

    _n() should only be used to allow grammatically correct translations of strings that contain a count of something.

    Example: There’s %d apple in the basket. // There are %d apples in the basket.

    Depending on the number, in some languages this kind of string will have more than 2 versions. And a few languages don’t change any words depending on the number, and they’ll provide only one single translation for a _n() pair.

    If you want more details, please ask here, or come to our channel “polyglots” in Slack and ask. We’re happy to help.

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  • Plugin Author John Godley

    (@johnny5)

    1 month, 1 week ago

    This string isn’t in Redirection’s code. Possibly it is being picked up from one of the modules that it uses. If that’s the case there’s not much I can do other than wait for it to be fixed there.

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