Bens Translator – Wordpress Plugin

Bens Translator is a Wordpress Translator Plugin. It uses Google Translator to translate pages and save a cached version to be displayed to your visitors. This allows the translated versions to be indexed by search engines something the “official” google translate does not. Bens Translator can increase you google traffic in other languages.

Features

Translates in languages allowed by Adsense
Caches pages to allow for search engine indexing
Configurable layout, Choose from Tables or DIVs to show the translation widget
Use google translate, for the most accurate automated translation
Adds a language code to your permalink structure for seperate navigation www.mysite.com/about becomes www.mysite.com/de/about
No databse modifications. The cached pages are saved into a directory for fast access and easy backups
Translate into the following languages
Italian, Korean, Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional), Portuguese, German, French, Spanish, Japanese, Arabic, Russian, Greek, Dutch, Bulgarian, Czech, Croatian, Danish, Finnish, Polish, Swedish, Norwegian, Hebrew, Serbian, Slovak, Thai, Turkish, Hungarian

Download

Download Bens Wordpress Translator

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Help Guide/FAQ

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If you like this plugin and find it useful, help keep this plugin free and actively developed by clicking the donate button.

Global Translator Pro is released under this license by-nc-sa 2.5
Bens Translator is released under this license by-nc-sa 3.0

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312 Comments (Newest on top)

Cichlid says:

03/03/2010 at 3:28 am

Working on version my test site 2.9.0. Implementing in the next couple of days. Thanks.

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Scott says:

06/03/2010 at 1:55 am

I have a site that has had ‘Translations status:not available’ from the start and it has now been almost a week.

I have tried disabling the plug-in and changing the ‘Time between translation requests’.

Any suggestions?

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- Ben says:
  
  06/03/2010 at 11:22 am
  
  Have you clicked on any of the flag links to try a manual translation
  
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  - Scott says:
    
    06/03/2010 at 3:13 pm
    
    As I went to check, I noticed that the service is working now. Wow, that took a long time to get activated, but now it works. I’ll leave it be and see if it completes the caching.
Scott says:

13/03/2010 at 1:22 am

How tough would it be to create a drop menu of the translation flags/text? If aware of, would you direct me to the proper resource.

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- Ben says:
  
  13/03/2010 at 10:45 am
  
  It may be possible. If you set to display as a div and then style it with CSS.
  
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