How to avoid plural "s" on string replace

[Xavier_Bit]

Hi!
I’m renmaing some parts of the UI with string replace and would need the system to avoid adding plurals for the new expression.

Is there any way to do that?

[AndroidOL]

Great idea!

I need this function.

[sandra]

@Xavier_Bit @AndroidOL Yes, if you use the “Whole” replacement option, then it will not replace parts of the word, and in this case you could add a replacement for each of the singular and plural words as a whole replacement.

[AndroidOL]

Thank you for your reply, @sandra

I understand what you are saying. However, I found that some words cannot be replaced, such as “submit”.

How to Translate the Submit Button in Different Languages?

I need the submit button to be translated based on the selected language. However, it currently always displays Submit in English, and I can’t find a way to change it for other languages (string replacement not work) Our teacher doesn’t understand English, so I need to make sure the button text is properly translated when switching languages. Is there a way to achieve this?

Additionally, there are some issues with replacing priorities. I want to replace “class” with “lesson” and “form” with “class,” but it is not feasible in actual use.

[Xavier_Bit]

Hi Sandra!

Yeah, that won’t work it in my case. I’m renaming menu items which do not have a plural ‘s’ or are already in plural. So in this case ‘Time present’ would be displayed as ’ Time presents’.

I would love a special character to suppress the addition of the plural s.

This problem would even occur if I would change the expression directly in the language file, right?