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by Steve van Loben Sels
2.3 (3 reviews)
GTS Translation Plugin
This plugin is guaranteed to drive more international traffic to your site by providing high quality translation, and SEO of your translated content.
Tested up to WP 4.5 (Current: 6.9)
v1.4.0
Current Version v1.4.0
Updated 9 years ago
Last Update on 13 Apr, 2016
Synced 6 hours ago
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Review 2.3 out of 5
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- Version
- 1.4.0
- Last Updated
- Apr 13, 2016
- Requires WP
- 3.0+
- Tested Up To
- 4.5
- PHP Version
- N/A
- Author
- Steve van Loben Sels
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- Reviews
- 3
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about GTS Translation Plugin
Most of the other translation widgets and plugins, like those that are powered by Google and Microsoft, provide on-the-fly translation of your blog content. This has two negative aspects: first, the translation that your reader sees is raw machine translation which is known to be of questionable quality. Second, the content is not indexed by the search engines, which means that readers can not find your translated content on search engines and you lose out on valuable search engine traffic. The GTS plugin provides human translation quality which is far superior than the other plugins. And the translated content
Translation is a 2-step process. In the first stage, your content is translated by our own machine translation server. Then, the translated content is edited by human translators who review the machine translation and make the necessary linguistic corrections. After the content is edited, a moderator reviews the content again to verify that it meets quality standards. Once the moderator approves the translation, the post goes live on your blog.
You have two choices: you can use your own people to do the human editing, or you can use the GTS community. If you have associates that are qualified to edit the translation, or if you yourself are proficient in another language and can edit your own translation, then you can control the process yourself through the GTS Plugin Admin panel. This Admin panel allows you to assign Editor and Moderator priviledges to your own network of people so you can keep the process in-house. Or, you can have the work done by the GTS community which is a worldwide network of hundreds of translators and language experts.
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Input: English Output: Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Thai, and Turkish. We're continually adding new languages, so for the latest list, click here.
By default, the translated blogs will be accessed in subfolders of your main blog URL. So for example, the French language blog will be accessed via http://blogname/language/fr. The Spanish language blog will be accessed via http://blogname/language/es. And so forth. If you want to assign your foreign language blogs to a subdomain or a TLD (Top Level Domain, like blogname.fr), you can do so by making the apporpriate configuration settings on the GTS Plugin area of your Wordpress Admin panel.
UTF-8 only. Note that WordPress is configured to use UTF-8 by default. If you require another character encoding, please send a feature request.
editors to begin the post-editing process. They will improve the quality of the translated content, after which, crowdsourced moderators will review the improvements. When the translated text is ready for prime time, one of the moderators will approve it, and the human-translated post will be sent back to your blog. Additionally, when you first sign up with us, our system will pull in some additional information. In order to get your translated blog looking good from the get-go, we do an initial translation of all your blog's tags, categories, pages, and the posts that appear on your blog's home page.
Before the translated content is approved, it is stored on a staging area on our own secure servers. Once the translated content is approved by a moderator, it is stored on your own server in your WordPress database. We'll also keep a copy in our database in case the moderators or editors decide to make more changes.
This happens when the data is stored in MySQL with the wrong character encoding. Execute the following SQL (being sure to replace 'wp_' with the prefix specified in wp-config.php if you've changed that value): ALTER TABLE wp_gts_translated_options CONVERT TO CHARACTER SET 'utf8'; ALTER TABLE wp_gts_translated_posts CONVERT TO CHARACTER SET 'utf8'; ALTER TABLE wp_gts_translated_terms CONVERT TO CHARACTER SET 'utf8'; Then get in touch with us so that we can help you reload your content.