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Development => Development => Topic started by: AdrianOlmedo on June 12, 2019, 06:51:32 am

Title: What is the usage difference between _e("hello"), _m("hello") and __("hello") ?
Post by: AdrianOlmedo on June 12, 2019, 06:51:32 am

What is the usage difference between _e("hello"), _m("hello") and __("hello") ?

Title: Re: What is the usage difference between _e("hello"), _m("hello") and __("hello") ?
Post by: calinbehtuk on June 12, 2019, 10:17:50 am

Different cases for translation purposes

_m('your message'); is used for info or warning messages by the system (this will return)

_e('your text','domain'); is used by themes and plugins in most cases (this will echo the result)

__('your text');the default translation function (this will return)

You can see these functions in oc-includes/osclass/helpers/hTranslation.php

<?php _e('Some text','theme_name'); ?>
<?php echo _m('Some text'); ?>
<?php echo __('Some text'); ?>

Title: Re: What is the usage difference between _e("hello"), _m("hello") and __("hello") ?
Post by: AdrianOlmedo on June 17, 2019, 08:11:18 pm

Thank you!