msgid "" msgstr "" "Project-Id-Version: Stage_WP_Plugin_Manager\n" "POT-Creation-Date: 2014-04-10 23:53-0300\n" "PO-Revision-Date: 2014-04-10 23:53-0300\n" "Last-Translator: AndrĂ©s Villarreal \n" "Language-Team: \n" "Language: en_US\n" "MIME-Version: 1.0\n" "Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8\n" "Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit\n" "X-Generator: Poedit 1.6.4\n" "X-Poedit-Basepath: .\n" "Plural-Forms: nplurals=2; plural=(n != 1);\n" "X-Poedit-SourceCharset: UTF-8\n" "X-Poedit-KeywordsList: __;_e\n" "X-Poedit-SearchPath-0: ..\n" #: ../stage-wp-plugin-manager-loader.class.php:211 msgid "(activated)" msgstr "(activated)" #: ../stage-wp-plugin-manager-loader.class.php:211 msgid "(deactivated)" msgstr "(deactivated)" #: ../stage-wp-plugin-manager-loader.class.php:212 #: ../stage-wp-plugin-manager-loader.class.php:238 #, php-format msgid "Detach from %s stage" msgstr "Detach from %s stage" #: ../stage-wp-plugin-manager-loader.class.php:216 #: ../stage-wp-plugin-manager-loader.class.php:242 #, php-format msgid "Attach to %s stage" msgstr "Attach to %s stage" #: ../stage-wp-plugin-manager-loader.class.php:237 msgid "(network activated)" msgstr "(network activated)" #: ../stage-wp-plugin-manager-loader.class.php:237 msgid "(network deactivated)" msgstr "(network deactivated)" #: ../stage-wp-plugin-manager-loader.class.php:288 #: ../views/admin/admin-menu.php:26 msgid "Stage WP Plugin Manager" msgstr "Stage WP Plugin Manager" #: ../stage-wp-plugin-manager-loader.class.php:288 msgid "Stage Management" msgstr "Stage Management" #: ../stage-wp-plugin-manager-loader.class.php:301 msgid "Description" msgstr "Description" #: ../stage-wp-plugin-manager-loader.class.php:310 msgid "Getting Started" msgstr "Getting Started" #: ../stage-wp-plugin-manager-loader.class.php:319 msgid "Attach & Detach Plugins" msgstr "Attach & Detach Plugins" #: ../stage-wp-plugin-manager-loader.class.php:328 msgid "Adding Stages & Extending" msgstr "Adding Stages & Extending" #: ../stage-wp-plugin-manager-loader.class.php:337 msgid "Credits" msgstr "Credits" #: ../stage-wp-plugin-manager-loader.class.php:391 #, php-format msgid "" "Stage WP Plugin Manager by André" "s Villarreal. Try it with WP Bareboner and Stage WP for more awesomeness :)" msgstr "" "Stage WP Plugin Manager by André" "s Villarreal. Try it with WP Bareboner and Stage WP for more awesomeness :)" #: ../stage-wp-plugin-manager-loader.class.php:406 msgid "Settings" msgstr "Settings" #: ../stage-wp-plugin-manager.class.php:67 msgid "Invalid operation: you cannot clone an instance of " msgstr "Invalid operation: you cannot clone an instance of " #: ../stage-wp-plugin-manager.class.php:74 msgid "Invalid operation: you cannot unserialize an instance of " msgstr "Invalid operation: you cannot unserialize an instance of " #: ../stage-wp-plugin-manager.class.php:93 msgid "Local" msgstr "Local" #: ../stage-wp-plugin-manager.class.php:94 msgid "Staging" msgstr "Staging" #: ../stage-wp-plugin-manager.class.php:95 msgid "Production" msgstr "Production" #: ../views/admin/admin-menu.php:20 msgid "Network Activated" msgstr "Network Activated" #: ../views/admin/admin-menu.php:20 msgid "Activated" msgstr "Activated" #: ../views/admin/admin-menu.php:22 msgid "Network Deactivated" msgstr "Network Deactivated" #: ../views/admin/admin-menu.php:22 msgid "Deactivated" msgstr "Deactivated" #: ../views/admin/admin-menu.php:28 msgid "" "Here you can manage different plugin configurations for every one of the " "stages your site is being developed in or deployed to. The plugins you " "select for each stage will be automatically activated when that stage is " "marked as the working one. These are the configurations for the currently " "managed stages." msgstr "" "Here you can manage different plugin configurations for every one of the " "stages your site is being developed in or deployed to. The plugins you " "select for each stage will be automatically activated when that stage is " "marked as the working one. These are the configurations for the currently " "managed stages." #: ../views/admin/admin-menu.php:52 msgid "This is your current working stage." msgstr "This is your current working stage." #: ../views/admin/admin-menu.php:53 msgid "" "If you switch to another stage and want to go back to this one later, you " "must have the following code in your wp-config.php file (or " "whatever your configuration file is):" msgstr "" "If you switch to another stage and want to go back to this one later, you " "must have the following code in your wp-config.php file (or " "whatever your configuration file is):" #: ../views/admin/admin-menu.php:57 msgid "This is a currently non-working stage." msgstr "This is a currently non-working stage." #: ../views/admin/admin-menu.php:58 msgid "" "If you want to switch to this stage, you must have the following code in " "your wp-config.php file (or whatever your configuration file " "is):" msgstr "" "If you want to switch to this stage, you must have the following code in " "your wp-config.php file (or whatever your configuration file " "is):" #: ../views/admin/admin-menu.php:70 #, php-format msgid "Active plugins for %s stage" msgstr "Active plugins for %s stage" #: ../views/admin/admin-menu.php:80 #, php-format msgid "Original state: %s" msgstr "Original state: %s" #: ../views/admin/admin-menu.php:86 #, php-format msgid "" "The plugins you select here will be automatically activated in your %s stage." msgstr "" "The plugins you select here will be automatically activated in your %s stage." #: ../views/admin/admin-menu.php:104 msgid "Save Changes" msgstr "Save Changes" #: ../views/admin/admin-warning.php:13 msgid "Warning" msgstr "Warning" #: ../views/admin/admin-warning.php:13 #, php-format msgid "" "Stage WP Plugin Manager is active, but you have not defined the " "WP_STAGE constant. Please do it so and assign to it one of the " "following values in order for Stage WP Plugin Manager to work: %s." msgstr "" "Stage WP Plugin Manager is active, but you have not defined the " "WP_STAGE constant. Please do it so and assign to it one of the " "following values in order for Stage WP Plugin Manager to work: %s." #: ../views/admin/help-add-and-extend.php:13 msgid "" "Stage WP Plugin Manager allows you to extend its functionality by offering " "hooks for filters and actions." msgstr "" "Stage WP Plugin Manager allows you to extend its functionality by offering " "hooks for filters and actions." #: ../views/admin/help-add-and-extend.php:16 msgid "" "For example, you can add your custom stages or even remove the default ones " "by hooking in the stage_wp_plugin_manager_stages filter, having " "something like this in your plugin:" msgstr "" "For example, you can add your custom stages or even remove the default ones " "by hooking in the stage_wp_plugin_manager_stages filter, having " "something like this in your plugin:" #: ../views/admin/help-add-and-extend.php:26 msgid "" "Additionally, you can give a nicer name to your new stage by hooking in the " "stage_wp_plugin_manager_stages_txt filter:" msgstr "" "Additionally, you can give a nicer name to your new stage by hooking in the " "stage_wp_plugin_manager_stages_txt filter:" #: ../views/admin/help-add-and-extend.php:36 msgid "" "Here's the complete list of actions and filters that Stage WP Plugin Manager " "offers:" msgstr "" "Here's the complete list of actions and filters that Stage WP Plugin Manager " "offers:" #: ../views/admin/help-add-and-extend.php:38 msgid "Action hooks" msgstr "Action hooks" #: ../views/admin/help-add-and-extend.php:40 msgid "Perform some process before Stage WP Plugin Manager initializes." msgstr "Perform some process before Stage WP Plugin Manager initializes." #: ../views/admin/help-add-and-extend.php:41 msgid "Perform some process after Stage WP Plugin Manager initializes." msgstr "Perform some process after Stage WP Plugin Manager initializes." #: ../views/admin/help-add-and-extend.php:43 msgid "Filter hooks" msgstr "Filter hooks" #: ../views/admin/help-add-and-extend.php:45 msgid "Modifiy the current supported stages." msgstr "Modifiy the current supported stages." #: ../views/admin/help-add-and-extend.php:46 msgid "Modify the default stage." msgstr "Modify the default stage." #: ../views/admin/help-add-and-extend.php:47 msgid "Modify the list of plugins managed by Stage WP Plugin Manager." msgstr "Modify the list of plugins managed by Stage WP Plugin Manager." #: ../views/admin/help-add-and-extend.php:48 msgid "Modify the list of plugins attached to the current stage." msgstr "Modify the list of plugins attached to the current stage." #: ../views/admin/help-add-and-extend.php:49 msgid "" "Modify the list of managed plugins that are not attached to the current " "stage." msgstr "" "Modify the list of managed plugins that are not attached to the current " "stage." #: ../views/admin/help-add-and-extend.php:50 msgid "Modify the nonce key used for data validation." msgstr "Modify the nonce key used for data validation." #: ../views/admin/help-add-and-extend.php:51 msgid "Modify contents of \"Description\" help tab." msgstr "Modify contents of \"Description\" help tab." #: ../views/admin/help-add-and-extend.php:52 msgid "Modify contents of \"Getting Started\" help tab" msgstr "Modify contents of \"Getting Started\" help tab" #: ../views/admin/help-add-and-extend.php:53 msgid "Modify contents of \"Attach & Detach Plugins\" help tab" msgstr "Modify contents of \"Attach & Detach Plugins\" help tab" #: ../views/admin/help-add-and-extend.php:54 msgid "Modify contents of \"Adding Stages & Extending\" help tab" msgstr "Modify contents of \"Adding Stages & Extending\" help tab" #: ../views/admin/help-add-and-extend.php:55 msgid "Modify contents of \"Credits\" help tab" msgstr "Modify contents of \"Credits\" help tab" #: ../views/admin/help-attach-and-detach.php:13 msgid "" "Once you have installed this plugin, you will notice that a new link appears " "under each active plugin of the list, which reads \"Attach to [your-stage] " "stage\". By clicking that link, you are setting a plugin to be always active " "in the stage you're working at, and not active on the other stages (unless " "you attach the plugin to the other stages too)." msgstr "" "Once you have installed this plugin, you will notice that a new link appears " "under each active plugin of the list, which reads \"Attach to [your-stage] " "stage\". By clicking that link, you are setting a plugin to be always active " "in the stage you're working at, and not active on the other stages (unless " "you attach the plugin to the other stages too)." #: ../views/admin/help-attach-and-detach.php:16 msgid "" "In case you want to remove a plugin from the list of active plugins for a " "stage, you just need to click the \"Detach from [your-stage] stage\"." msgstr "" "In case you want to remove a plugin from the list of active plugins for a " "stage, you just need to click the \"Detach from [your-stage] stage\"." #: ../views/admin/help-attach-and-detach.php:19 msgid "" "Additionally, you can make bulk selections of plugins to be attached or " "detached for each stage in this same page." msgstr "" "Additionally, you can make bulk selections of plugins to be attached or " "detached for each stage in this same page." #: ../views/admin/help-credits.php:13 #, php-format msgid "" "This plugin is written and mantained by Andrés " "Villarreal. It is meant as a complement for WP " "Bareboner, an advanced Git model repo, and Stage WP, a deployment tool based in Capistrano. The three projects work really " "well separated, but their real power can only be seen by using them together." msgstr "" "This plugin is written and mantained by Andrés " "Villarreal. It is meant as a complement for WP " "Bareboner, an advanced Git model repo, and Stage WP, a deployment tool based in Capistrano. The three projects work really " "well separated, but their real power can only be seen by using them together." #: ../views/admin/help-description.php:13 msgid "" "If you develop in a local machine, at some point you'll have some active " "plugins there that you don't need in the servers that you're deploying to. " "Sure, you can deactivate them in your local machine before deploying, or " "after deploying in the remote ones, but you're gonna need them again to be " "active if you want to perform local work in the future, specially when you " "update your local database from a remote one. On such kind of scenarios, the " "whole process of manually activating and deactivating plugins for each stage " "can be really frustrating, sometimes even taking a lot of your time." msgstr "" "If you develop in a local machine, at some point you'll have some active " "plugins there that you don't need in the servers that you're deploying to. " "Sure, you can deactivate them in your local machine before deploying, or " "after deploying in the remote ones, but you're gonna need them again to be " "active if you want to perform local work in the future, specially when you " "update your local database from a remote one. On such kind of scenarios, the " "whole process of manually activating and deactivating plugins for each stage " "can be really frustrating, sometimes even taking a lot of your time." #: ../views/admin/help-description.php:16 msgid "" "Stage WP Plugin Manager is meant to solve that problem in an quick and " "elegant way, by doing an automatic \"fake\" activation of the plugins you " "select for each stage: every plugin you attach to a stage will be immediatly " "treated as an active plugin on that stage, no matter what its previous " "status was, or its current status on the other stages. Since the list of " "active plugins is just filtered instead of rewritten, you can restore the " "previous status of a plugin by detaching it, and go back to your original " "setup by deactivating Stage WP Plugin Manager." msgstr "" "Stage WP Plugin Manager is meant to solve that problem in an quick and " "elegant way, by doing an automatic \"fake\" activation of the plugins you " "select for each stage: every plugin you attach to a stage will be immediatly " "treated as an active plugin on that stage, no matter what its previous " "status was, or its current status on the other stages. Since the list of " "active plugins is just filtered instead of rewritten, you can restore the " "previous status of a plugin by detaching it, and go back to your original " "setup by deactivating Stage WP Plugin Manager." #: ../views/admin/help-description.php:19 msgid "" "Of course, there's always a catch: Stage WP Plugin Manager doesn't work " "right out of the box in most installations, so besides from installing this " "plugin, you may need to do a little additional work." msgstr "" "Of course, there's always a catch: Stage WP Plugin Manager doesn't work " "right out of the box in most installations, so besides from installing this " "plugin, you may need to do a little additional work." #: ../views/admin/help-getting-started.php:13 msgid "Stage WP Plugin Manager works on some assumptions about your workflow:" msgstr "Stage WP Plugin Manager works on some assumptions about your workflow:" #: ../views/admin/help-getting-started.php:17 msgid "" "You have a constant named WP_STAGE defined in your WordPress " "configuration file (often wp-config.php)." msgstr "" "You have a constant named WP_STAGE defined in your WordPress " "configuration file (often wp-config.php)." #: ../views/admin/help-getting-started.php:18 #, php-format msgid "" "The WP_STAGE value is one of the supported stages. The " "currently supported stages are: %s" msgstr "" "The WP_STAGE value is one of the supported stages. The " "currently supported stages are: %s" #: ../views/admin/help-getting-started.php:19 msgid "The value of WP_STAGE is different in each of your stages." msgstr "" "The value of WP_STAGE is different in each of your stages." #: ../views/admin/help-getting-started.php:22 msgid "" " Some developers prefer to keep different configuration files for each one " "of their stages, or change the values of their constants based on some " "evaluation. For example, you could have something like this in your wp-" "config.php file:" msgstr "" " Some developers prefer to keep different configuration files for each one " "of their stages, or change the values of their constants based on some " "evaluation. For example, you could have something like this in your wp-" "config.php file:" #: ../views/admin/help-getting-started.php:33 msgid "" "If you follow this example, note that local-config.php should " "not be included in your deployments to staging and production, and both " "local-config.php and staging-config.php should not " "exist in your production stage." msgstr "" "If you follow this example, note that local-config.php should " "not be included in your deployments to staging and production, and both " "local-config.php and staging-config.php should not " "exist in your production stage." #: ../views/admin/script.js.php:4 msgid "Network Activate" msgstr "Network Activate" #: ../views/admin/script.js.php:4 msgid "Activate" msgstr "Activate" #: ../views/admin/script.js.php:5 msgid "Network Deactivate" msgstr "Network Deactivate" #: ../views/admin/script.js.php:5 msgid "Deactivate" msgstr "Deactivate" #~ msgid "Network Dectivated" #~ msgstr "Network Dectivated"