sqlite-integration/languages/sqlite-integration.pot

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#: db.php:46
msgid "PHP version on this server is too old."
msgstr ""

#: db.php:46
#, php-format
msgid ""
"Your server is running PHP version %d but this version of WordPress requires "
"at least 5.2.4"
msgstr ""

#: db.php:50
msgid "PHP PDO Extension is not loaded."
msgstr ""

#: db.php:50
msgid ""
"Your PHP installation appears to be missing the PDO extension which is "
"required for this version of WordPress."
msgstr ""

#: db.php:54
msgid "PDO Driver for SQLite is missing."
msgstr ""

#: db.php:54
msgid ""
"Your PHP installtion appears not to have the right PDO drivers loaded. These "
"are required for this version of WordPress and the type of database you have "
"specified."
msgstr ""

#: install.php:42
msgid ""
"<strong><em>Note that password</em></strong> carefully! It is a <em>random</"
"em> password that was generated just for you."
msgstr ""

#: install.php:47
msgid "Your chosen password."
msgstr ""

#: install.php:58
msgid "The password you chose during the install."
msgstr ""

#: pdodb.class.php:96
#, php-format
msgid "WordPress database error %1$s for query %2$s made by %3$s"
msgstr ""

#: pdodb.class.php:98
#, php-format
msgid "WordPress database error %1$s for query %2$s"
msgstr ""

#: pdodb.class.php:134
#, php-format
msgid ""
"<h1>Error establlishing a database connection</h1><p>We have been unable to "
"connect to the specified database. <br />The error message received was %s"
msgstr ""

#: pdoengine.class.php:80 pdoengine.class.php:96 schema.php:26
msgid "Database connection error!<br />"
msgstr ""

#: pdoengine.class.php:81 pdoengine.class.php:97 schema.php:27 schema.php:81
msgid "Error message is: %s"
msgstr ""

#: pdoengine.class.php:115
msgid ""
"Unable to create the required directory! Please check your server settings."
msgstr ""

#: pdoengine.class.php:120 pdoengine.class.php:126
msgid ""
"Unable to create a file in the directory! Please check your server settings."
msgstr ""

#: pdoengine.class.php:148
#, php-format
msgid ""
"<h1>Unknown query type</h1><p>Sorry, we cannot determine the type of query "
"that is requested.</p><p>The query is %s</p>"
msgstr ""

#: pdoengine.class.php:294
#, php-format
msgid "Problem preparing the PDO SQL Statement.  Error was: %s"
msgstr ""

#: pdoengine.class.php:327
#, php-format
msgid "Error while executing query! Error message was: %s"
msgstr ""

#: pdoengine.class.php:381
msgid "The query is too big to parse properly"
msgstr ""

#: pdoengine.class.php:583
#, php-format
msgid "Problem in creating table or index. Error was: %s"
msgstr ""

#: pdoengine.class.php:626
#, php-format
msgid "Problem in executing alter query. Error was: %s"
msgstr ""

#: schema.php:80
#, php-format
msgid ""
"Error occured while creating tables or indexes...<br />Query was: %s<br />"
msgstr ""

#: sqlite-integration.php:158 sqlite-integration.php:181
msgid "SQLite DB"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:17 utilities/documentation.php:19
#: utilities/patch.php:157 utilities/patch.php:159 utilities/utility.php:382
#: utilities/utility.php:384 utilities/utility.php:555
#: utilities/utility.php:557
msgid "You are not allowed to access this page!"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:24 utilities/documentation.php:31
#: utilities/patch.php:217 utilities/utility.php:354 utilities/utility.php:389
#: utilities/utility.php:601
msgid "Documentation"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:25 utilities/patch.php:218
#: utilities/utility.php:358 utilities/utility.php:390
#: utilities/utility.php:602
msgid "System Info"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:26 utilities/patch.php:219
#: utilities/utility.php:362 utilities/utility.php:391
#: utilities/utility.php:603
msgid "Miscellaneous"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:27 utilities/patch.php:220
#: utilities/utility.php:366 utilities/utility.php:392
#: utilities/utility.php:604
msgid "Patch Utility"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:33
msgid ""
"This is a brief documentation about this plugin. For more details, see also "
"the <a href=\"http://dogwood.skr.jp/wordpress/sqlite-integration\">Plugin "
"Page</a>."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:36
msgid ""
"Please don't forget: WordPress DOES NOT OFFICIALLY SUPPORT any database "
"other than MySQL. So if you ask about this plugin in the Codex, it's not "
"unlikely that you won't get no answers at all."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:39
msgid "Features"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:41
msgid ""
"This plugin is a successor to <a href=\"http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/"
"pdo-for-wordpress/\">PDO for WordPress</a>, which enabled WordPress to use "
"SQLite for its database. But PDO for WordPress doesn't seem to be maintained "
"any more only to be outdated. SQLite Integration makes use of the basic ideas "
"and framework of PDO for WordPress, adds some new features and updates it to "
"be able to work with the newest version of WordPress(3.5.1 and 3.6 beta)."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:44
msgid ""
"<a href=\"http://www.sqlite.org/\">SQLite Web Page</a> says &mdash; SQLite "
"is a &quot;software library that implements selfcontained, serverless, zero-"
"configuration, transactional SQL database engine&quot;. It is &quot;a good "
"choice for small to medium size websites&quot;. It's small and portable, and "
"you don't need any database server system."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:47
msgid ""
"Unfortunately enough, WordPress only supports MySQL. Consequently it doesn't "
"provide any APIs for SQLite. So if you want to create a website using "
"WordPress without a database server, you've got to write a kind of wrapper "
"program yourself to use SQLite. This is the way SQLite Integration goes."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:50
msgid "SQLite Integration does the work as follows:"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:53
msgid "Intercepts SQL statement for MySQL from WordPress"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:54
msgid "Rewrites it as SQLite can execute"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:55
msgid "Gives it to SQLite"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:56
msgid "Gets the results from SQLite"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:57
msgid "Format the results as MySQL returns, if necessary"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:58
msgid "Gives back the results to WordPress"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:61
msgid ""
"WordPress doesn't know what has happened in the background and will be happy "
"with it."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:64
msgid "Limitations"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:66
msgid ""
"SQLite Integration uses SQLite, so the limitations of SQLite is, as it is, "
"those of SQLite Integration. MySQL is far from a simple SQL engine and has "
"many extended features and functionalities. WordPress uses some of them. "
"Among those are some SQLite doesn't implement. For those features that "
"WordPress uses, I made them work with SQLite Integration. But for others that "
"some plugins are using, SQLite Integration can't manipulate. So..."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:69
msgid "There are some plugins that you can't use in any way.<br />"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:70
msgid ""
"Some plugins can't be activated or work properly. See the &quot;Plugin "
"Compatibility/Incompatibility&quot; section."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:71
msgid ""
"There are some plugins that you can't use without rewriting some codes in "
"them.<br />"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:72
#, php-format
msgid ""
"Some plugins do work fine if you rewrite MySQL functions. I made some patch "
"files and <a href=\"%s?page=patch\">Patch Utility</a>. See also the <a href="
"\"http://dogwood.skr.jp/wordpress/sqlite-integration\">Plugin Page</a> for "
"more details."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:75
msgid ""
"And there may be other problems I overlooked. If you find malfunctionality, "
"please let me know at the <a href=\"http://wordpress.org/support/plugin/"
"sqlite-integration\">Support Forum</a>."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:77
msgid "User Defined Functions"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:79
msgid ""
"SQLite Integration replaces some functions of MySQL with the user defined "
"functions built in PHP PDO library. But some of the functions are "
"meaningless in SQLite database: e.g. get_lock() or release_lock(). When "
"SQLite Integration meets those functions, it does nothing but prevent the "
"error."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:82
msgid ""
"If you want SQLite Integration to execute more functions, you can add the "
"definition in the file sqlite-integration/functions.php (functions-5-2.php is "
"for PHP 5.2 or lesser)."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:85
msgid "Database Administration and Maintenance"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:87
msgid ""
"SQLite Integration doesn't contain database maintenace functionality, because "
"there are some other free or proprietary softwares that give you such "
"functionalities. For example, these are among free softwares:"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:90
msgid "my recommendation"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:91
msgid "unfortunately seems not to maintained..."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:94
msgid ""
"I'm not sure if future release may have some of the database maintenance "
"functionality."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:100
msgid "Plugin Compatibility/Incompatibility"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:102
msgid ""
"WordPress without its plugins is a king without people. Of course, you need "
"plugins, I know."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:105
#, php-format
msgid ""
"Most of the plugins will work fine with this plugin. But there are some that "
"you need to rewrite some codes in them, and there are others that you can't "
"use with this plugin. This is the list of the problematic plugins (far from "
"complete). You can see informations about your installed plugins in the <a "
"href=\"%s?page=sys-info\">System Info</a> page. To see more details, please "
"visit the <a href=\"http://dogwood.skr.jp/wordpress/sqlite-integration"
"\">Plugin Page</a>."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:111
msgid "Plugins Name"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:112
msgid "Compatibility"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:113
msgid "Reasons"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:127 utilities/utility.php:239
#: utilities/utility.php:241
msgid "Needs Patch"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:129 utilities/utility.php:245
msgid "Probably No"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:131 utilities/utility.php:251
msgid "No"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:141
msgid "Caching Plugins"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:143
msgid ""
"Some plugins that give you cache functinality might cause problems. It is "
"because they try to create the db.php file in wp-content directory, which "
"file SQLite Integration is using."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:146
msgid ""
"If those plugins overwrite the db.php file, SQLite Integration doesn't work. "
"<span class=\"em\">My recommendation is not to use caching plugins</span>. "
"Even so, if you want a caching plugin, you could try <a href=\"http://"
"wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-super-cache/\">WP Super Cache</a>, which "
"doesn't use db.php file. But no warranty, try at your own risk."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:149
msgid "I have not tested none of those caching plugins."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:151
msgid "MySQL specific functions"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:153
msgid ""
"Some plugins don't use WordPress database functions such as dbDelta(), and "
"use PHP native MySQL functions when they create and manage tables in the "
"database. But PHP doesn't permit redefining of the native functions (at "
"least, under ordinary server setting). So SQLite Integration can't intercept "
"and rewrite those functions."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:156
msgid "For example, you can see these codes in Google XML Sitemaps."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:162
msgid "or in Camera Slideshow"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:168
msgid ""
"Such functions as mysql_get_server_info() or mysql_query() are from the "
"MySQL driver of PHP. Not only some plugins but WordPress uses them, but "
"SQLite Integration has no way to rewrite or redefine them. If the plugin you "
"want to use has those functions in it, it won't work or give the error "
"messages."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:171
msgid ""
"So, you have to rewrite them for SQLite Integration can execute. The two "
"example above can be rewritten like this:"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:180
msgid ""
"As for those functions in WordPress, I overrode the WordPress functions "
"themselves that contains such MySQL functions as mysql_query() or "
"mysql_real_escape_string()."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:182
msgid "FULLTEXT index"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:184
msgid ""
"Some plugins use FULLTEXT index of MySQL. Of course SQLite does have the "
"functionality named &quot;full-text search&quot;. But it is not correlated "
"with that of MySQL. In fact it is not an &quot;index&quot; and requires "
"another new table for that. And it has a different syntax. So you can't use "
"the plugins which uses FULLTEXT index"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/documentation.php:187
msgid ""
"If your language is not written by separating words with spaces, e.g. "
"Japanese, Chinese or Thai, neither FULLTEXT index nor full-text search work "
"effectively. Even if your language is space-separating-words one, you don't "
"have to be disappointed. Whatever languages you use, you can use <a href="
"\"http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wordpress-23-related-posts-plugin/"
"\">WordPress Related Posts</a> or <a href=\"http://wordpress.org/extend/"
"plugins/related-posts/\">Related Posts</a> or others. They are working fine "
"with SQLite Integration!"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:53
msgid "Patch command is not found"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:56
msgid "Patch command is not executable"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:73
msgid "Patch file name is invalid"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:77
msgid "Patch file version does not match with that of your plugin."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:86
msgid "Error! Plugin directory is not accessible."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:89
msgid "is patched successfully."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:94 utilities/patch.php:121
#, php-format
msgid "Error! Messages: %s"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:118
msgid "Error!: patches directory is not accessible."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:123
#, php-format
msgid "File %s is deleted."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:138
msgid "File is uploaded"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:142
msgid "File is not uploaded"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:146
msgid "File is not selected"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:164 utilities/patch.php:166 utilities/patch.php:186
#: utilities/patch.php:188 utilities/patch.php:208 utilities/patch.php:210
msgid "You are not allowed to do this operation!"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:170 utilities/patch.php:192
msgid "Please select patch file(s)"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:179
msgid "None of the patches is applied!"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:201
msgid "Error! Please remove files manually"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:224
msgid "Patch Files Upload and Apply"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:225
msgid "What you can do in this page"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:227
msgid ""
"I made patch files for some plugins that are incompatible with SQLite "
"Integration and need rewriting. And I wrote in the <a href=\"http://dogwood."
"skr.jp/wordpress/sqlite-integration\">Plugin Page</a> about how to apply a "
"patch file to the plugin. But the command line interface sometimes "
"embarrasses some people, especially newbies."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:230
msgid ""
"In this page, you can upload patch files and apply them automatically. But "
"there are some requirements."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:233
msgid ""
"Think before you leap. Is the plugin to which you are going to apply patch "
"really necessary for your site? Did you search in the <a href=\"http://"
"wordpress.org/extend/plugins/\">Plugin Directory</a> for the substitutes?"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:234
msgid ""
"Your PHP script has the permission to create a directory and write a file in "
"it."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:235
msgid "Your PHP scripts can execute exec() function on the server."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:236
msgid ""
"Your PHP script can execute &quot;patch&quot; shell command.(Script will "
"check if it is executable or not.)"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:239
msgid ""
"If uploading fails, it' very likely that application will fail. When you try "
"uploading with FTP client, the patch files must be put into the directory wp-"
"content/uploads/patches/."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:242
msgid ""
"You can create your patch file yourself. When you create one, please test it "
"on your local server first and check if it works fine without PHP error or "
"notice ( set error_reporting(E_ALL) ). If you use this utility, name your "
"patch file as follows:"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:245
msgid "Use the file name beginning with the plugin directory name."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:246
msgid "Use the plugin version number after the directory name with underscore."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:247
msgid "Use the suffix .patch."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:248
msgid "Use diff command options &quot;-Naur&quot;."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:251
msgid ""
"For example, the patch file for the plugin &quot;Debug Bar&quot; is &quot;"
"debug-bar_0.8.patch&quot;. Script interprets &quot;debug-bar&quot; as the "
"target directory and &quot;0.8&quot; as the target version. If the version "
"number doesn't match with the target, script shows the error message and "
"skip applying the patch file. And script will reject any other file name."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:254
msgid "How to install, patch and activate plugins"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:256
msgid "Install the plugin (not yet activate it)"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:257
msgid "Upload the patch file (if any) to the server and ppply it in this page"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:258
msgid "Back to the installed plugin page and activate it"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:260
msgid "How to upgrade plugins"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:262
msgid "When upgrading the plugin, it will be safer to follow next steps."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:265
msgid "Deactivate the plugin"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:266
msgid "Upgrade the plugin"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:267
msgid "Upload the patch file (if any) and apply it"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:268
msgid "Reactivate the plugin"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:270
msgid ""
"If there isn't a patch file to match with the newest version of the plugin, "
"it won't work properly. Please wait for somebody to make one or rewrite the "
"codes checking the patch file for the previous version (it's not so "
"difficult a matter, I guess, for almost all the cases, you'll have only to "
"replace the MySQL functions with the WordPress built-in functions)."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:271
msgid "Upload and Apply"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:275
msgid "File Select"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:282
msgid ""
"Select file from your computer. If the file name is the same as existent "
"file, this operation will override it."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:284
msgid "Upload"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:289
msgid "Patch files uploaded"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:296
msgid ""
"Select the file(s) you want to apply to the plugin(s) or you want to delete. "
"You can select multiple files."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:300
msgid "Apply/Hold"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:301
msgid "Patch files to apply"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:317
msgid "Apply patch"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:317
msgid ""
"Are you sure to apply patch files?\\n\\nClick [Cancel] to stop,[OK] to "
"continue."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:318
msgid "Delete file"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:318
msgid ""
"Are you sure to delete patch files?\\n\\nClick [Cancel] to stop,[OK] to "
"continue."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:329
msgid "Caution about your patch file(s)"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/patch.php:333
msgid ""
"If you don't know where it comes from or who created it, I strongly "
"recommend that you should see and check the contents of the file. If a "
"person who created it secretly inserted a malicious codes, it will be "
"executed by the plugin and may damage your site or your server, for which "
"damage I incur any liability. If you don't understand well, you'd better use "
"the substitute plugins. Take your own risk, please."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:248
msgid "Probably Yes"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:254
msgid "Checked"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:257 utilities/utility.php:263
msgid "Not Checked"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:268
msgid "Sitewide Active"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:271
msgid "Active"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:274
msgid "Inactive"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:336
msgid "Welcome to SQLite Integration"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:338
msgid "Thank you for using SQLite Integration plugin!"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:341
msgid ""
"You read this message, which means you have succeeded in installing "
"WordPress with this plugin SQLite Integration. Congratulations and enjoy your "
"Blogging!"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:344
msgid ""
"You don't have to set any special settings. In fact there are no other "
"settings. You can write articles or pages and customize you WordPress in an "
"ordinary way. You want to install your plugins? All right, go ahead. But "
"some of them may be incompatible with this. Please read more information "
"about this plugin and your SQLite database below."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:346
msgid ""
"Deactivation makes this documents and utilities disappear from the "
"dashboard, but it doesn't affect the functionality of the SQLite Integration. "
"when uninstalled, it will remove wp-content/uploads/patches directory (if "
"exists) and wp-content/db.php file altogether."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:349
msgid "Title"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:350
msgid "Contents"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:355
msgid "You can read documentation about this plugin and plugin compatibility."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:359
msgid "You can see database and system information."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:363
msgid ""
"You can see the error log and edit db.php file (if necessary) and optimize "
"your database."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:367
msgid "You can upload patch files and apply them to the incompatible plugins."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:396
msgid "System Information"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:397
msgid "PHP Informations"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:402 utilities/utility.php:438
msgid "Items"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:403
msgid "Description"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:408
msgid "WordPress Version"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:412
msgid "PHP Version"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:416
msgid "PDO Support"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:420
msgid "PDO Drivers"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:424
msgid "PDO Driver for SQLite 3.x"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:428
msgid "SQLite Library Version"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:434
msgid "Your Database Status"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:439
msgid "Status"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:445
msgid "Database Size"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:449
msgid "Page Size"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:453
msgid "Total Number of Pages"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:457
msgid "Unused Page"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:461
msgid "Integrity Check"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:465
msgid "Encoding"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:469
msgid "Collations"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:481
msgid "Compile Options"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:495
msgid "Database Tables and Indexes"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:497
msgid ""
"Table names in brown are required by WordPress, and those in blue are "
"created by some plugins. The table sqlite_sequence is not a WordPress table "
"but a table required by SQLite to store the current autoincremented value of "
"each table, which is displayed in the parenthesis after the table names. You "
"can't manipulate the tables or indexes here. Please use SQLite utilities (e."
"g. SQLiteManager)."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:502
msgid "Table Name"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:503
msgid "System/User"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:504
msgid "Index ( Column )"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:529
msgid "Plugin Info"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:531
msgid "This table shows plugins you have installed and their compatibility."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:536
msgid "Installed Plugins"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:537
msgid "Active/Inactive"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:538
msgid "Compatible"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:562
msgid "Log cleared"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:565
msgid "Log not cleared"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:577
msgid "db.php was saved"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:580
msgid "Error! db.php couldn't be saved"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:591
#, php-format
msgid ""
"Optimization finished. Before optimization: %1$s, After optimization: %2$s."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:594
msgid "Optimization failed"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:608
msgid "Database Optimization, Error Log, Init File"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:609
msgid "Optimize You Database"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:611
msgid ""
"This button sends &quot;vacuum&quot; command to your SQLite database. That "
"command reclaims space after data has been deleted."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:619
msgid "Optimize"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:619
msgid ""
"Are you sure to optimize your database?\\n\\nClick [Cancel] to stop, [OK] to "
"continue."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:622
msgid "SQLite Integration Error Log"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:624
msgid ""
"This is the contents of SQLite Integration error log file(default: wp-content/"
"database/debug.txt). If you want to clear this file, click the Clear Log "
"button."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:634
msgid "No error messages are found"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:642
msgid "Clear Log"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:642
msgid ""
"Are you sure to clear Log?\\n\\nClick [Cancel] to stop, [OK] to continue."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:646
msgid "Edit Initial File (wp-content/db.php)"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:648
msgid ""
"When you go &quot;Plugins &raquo; Edit Plugin&quot; page, you can edit "
"plugin source file. But you can't see this file there because it is not in "
"the plugin directory. If you need to edit this file, you can edit here. This "
"settings may cause problems. <span class=\"alert\">If you don't understand "
"well, please don't edit this file</span>."
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:658
msgid "Save"
msgstr ""

#: utilities/utility.php:658
msgid ""
"Are you sure to save this file?\\n\\nClick [Cancel] to stop, [OK] to "
"continue."
msgstr ""