I downloaded wordpress-3.4.1-vi.zip directly from vi.wordpress.org and it produced an error once decompressed. It was looking for wp-includes/classes.php, which doesn’t exist. Minutes later, I downloaded the English version and installed it without error. I then created a blank wp-config.php file. It returned a similar error, but this time it it stated there was an undefined call to function wp() in wp-blog-header.php. I thought maybe there were permission issues but I’m not sure.
Nonetheless, the Vietnamese version of WordPress 3.4.1. is buggy and does not install like the original English version. Can someone look into this?
martian36 2:22 am on December 8, 2012 Permalink |
I downloaded and installed it in my wamp server and it works fine.
quocnt 4:15 pm on December 9, 2012 Permalink |
You can download the English version and copy the language files over. It’s buggy for me, too.
tonewilliams 3:16 am on December 11, 2012 Permalink |
Thanks, so it’s not just me then! So when you say copy the language files over, do you mean:
1.) Open the Vietnamese zip download and locate the appropriate Vietnamese language file(s) in some language folder
2.) Open the standard (English) WordPress zip file and insert those language files into the respective language folder.
3.) Install the standard/English version of WordPress normally?
If so:
a.) Where is the language folder located?
b.) Which files do I need to copy over?
c.) Will WordPress install using the Vietnamese language pack initially or are there additional steps following?
quocnt 5:00 am on December 11, 2012 Permalink |
Changing the language (i.e. copying the file over) will not do anything to the installation. It’s only a cosmetic change. So you can install wordpress first then copy the files over or vice versa. The change is instantaneous, and hassle-free.
The files are located at wp-contents/languages folder. Just copy everything.
Then open the wp-config.php file, search for
define('WPLANG', '');and change it intodefine('WPLANG', 'vi');That’s it.