Plugin Author
Tim W
(@timwhitlock)
Hello.
The list of “Available locales” comes from WordPress. See wp_get_available_translations. bd_IN doesn’t show up in that list because the core translations are only at 9%. I presume this is what you mean by it being missing from my plugin.
You can add any language files in Loco Translate using the “Custom language” option. Just enter bd_IN in the text field. This way, the locale is available in my plugin and you can create core language files if needed.
Alternatively, download the PO files from the partially complete community project and upload them through Loco Translate to install into the “system” location. You’ll need to rename the files as instructed by the UI.
Once you have the core bd_IN language files installed, you should see this option in the list of “Installed locales” which also comes from WordPress. See get_available_languages.
Hi Tim,
Thank you very much for your message. I understand the reason. Just a small correction. Indian Bengali is bn_IN. I am not sure if there is anything called bd_IN.
Plugin Author
Tim W
(@timwhitlock)
Apologies for my typo. Too late to edit my post. Enter bn_IN as your custom locale and it will work.
