Angsuman’s Translator Plugin Pro Version 3.1 Released
By Angsuman Chakraborty, Gaea News NetworkWednesday, September 20, 2006
We have just released version 3.1 of popular Translator Plugin Pro for WordPress blogs with better performance and bug fixes.
This new version will be shipped to all of our new and existing customer within 24 hours (lifetime free upgrade). Please honk if you haven’t received your copy in 24 hours 
The key features and defect fixes in this release are:
1. Translator Plugin Pro can now also be used on localhost to allow you to test it before deployment.
2. Translator Pro is now strict XHTML 1.0 compliant.
3. We have improved the performance by reducing pre-processing time.
4. We fixed a defect in rewrite rule which prevented posts slugs ending with es or de from being translated.
5. Now you can specifically include file extensions to translate. Previously any file extensions were erroneously assumed suitable for translation, which creates problem with file types like zip or mp3. By default only (virtual) files without extensions, directories and files with .htm and .html are translated.
6. The class names of first and second row of translator in long format has been changed to tgTranslatorFirstRow and tgTranslatorSecondRow respectively.
7. The original user agent passed by the browser is now used to fetch the pages (helps themes which uses the user agent to serve different stylesheets like Wuhan) as well as passed to translation engines. Previously Internet Explorer user agent was used in all cases.
8. We changed all generated html code to use single quotes. This is a nicety. I like clean code.
9. We have stopped trying to translate feeds. Feeds have a xml structure and translator engines cannot properly translate them. In version 4.0 we have plans to try to individually translate feed items and construct the feed for translated versions.
BTW: Did you know Google loves our translated pages? What are you waiting for? Get Angsuman’s Translator Pro now and move ahead of you competition.
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July 21, 2008: 8:13 am
(WordPress) Translator Plugin Pro Version 5.2 Released… Translator Plugin Pro (for WordPress blogs) provides automatic machine translation of blogs in 13+1 languages (many more will be added soon) - German, Spanish, Russian, Arabic, Dutch, Greek, French, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Chinese Simpli… |
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October 4, 2006: 3:08 am
Thanks Alex. The problem is that it translates only 300 words, which is way too small for most blogs. |
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October 4, 2006: 1:51 am
Hi James, Im not sure if its reliable but i know a website that can do webpage translation of English to Indonesia at an okay speed. The website is https://www.toggletext.com |
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October 3, 2006: 2:43 am
Alex, I believe that the plugin is limited to the use of online machine translators, like those offered by Google and Babel Fish. Do you know of any reliable online machine translators for the languages that you specified? |
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October 2, 2006: 1:00 am
Hi Angsuman, Will you be making translation in Asian languages like Bahasa Indonesia, Malay, tamil etc? It will be great as i find this useful for my Asia portal. I know it already came with Korean, (Simplified)Chinese and Japanese but it will be nice if you add some more to make a sweet Asian package. Just my thoughts. |
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September 26, 2006: 8:36 am
Thanks James. We faced unexpected problems on email and server front which delayed shipping to existing customers. Today we are shipping the remaining copies. |
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September 26, 2006: 6:40 am
It doesn’t strip out AdSense ads if you use URL mode of translation. Alternatively you can enclose your AdSense ads in skip translation comments. We are facing still facing some email server and overall server issues which is delaying my responses. Now I am finally catching up. Thanks for your patience. |
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September 25, 2006: 1:15 am
NTP, the Adsense issue is explained in this post: In short, the Google translation engine strips all Adsense content from translated pages. If you want to avoid this, you need to surround your ads with the skip translation tags. As for the email distribution problems, see this post: |
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September 20, 2006: 12:57 pm
Does it still strip out Google Adsense adverts on the translated pages? |
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