Refs #4151, remove loadJavascriptTranslations twig function and automatically generate translation JS for all plugins. Translation JS is now treated as an asset and is included in merged JS.

Note:
  - Includes tweaks to capture.js: on webpage error stop capture program.

1 files changed, 1 insertions, 3 deletions

diff --git a/plugins/ExamplePlugin/Controller.php b/plugins/ExamplePlugin/Controller.php
index 866428bd8a..8b1c0625ca 100644
--- a/plugins/ExamplePlugin/Controller.php
+++ b/plugins/ExamplePlugin/Controller.php
@@ -124,9 +124,7 @@ class Controller extends \Piwik\Controller
         $out .= 'In order to translate strings within Javascript code, you can use the javascript function _pk_translate( token );.
 				<ul><li>The "token" parameter is the string unique key found in the translation file. For this token string to be available in Javascript, you must
 				suffix your token by "_js" in the language file. For example, you can add <code>\'Goals_AddGoal_js\' => \'Add Goal\',</code> in the lang/en.php file</li>
-				<li>You then need to instruct Piwik to load your Javascript translations for your plugin; by default, all translation strings are not loaded in Javascript for performance reasons. This can be done by calling a custom-made Twig modifier before the Javascript code requiring translations, eg.
-					<code>{loadJavascriptTranslations plugins=\'$YOUR_PLUGIN_NAME\'}</code>. In our previous example, the $YOUR_PLUGIN_NAME being Goals, we would write <code>{loadJavascriptTranslations plugins=\'Goals\'}</code>
-					</li><li>You can then print this string from your JS code by doing <code>_pk_translate(\'Goals_AddGoal_js\');</code>.
+				<li>You can then print this string from your JS code by doing <code>_pk_translate(\'Goals_AddGoal_js\');</code>.
 					</li></ul>';
 
         $out .= '<h3>Reload a widget in the dashboard</h3>';