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    • Updated the social profile label from “Twitter” to “X” across the admin Vendor Social Fields UI, vendor settings, and personal data export.
    • Adjusted translations to reflect the new label; field identifiers and data structures remain unchanged.
    • Ensures consistent naming in all user-facing areas without impacting functionality or existing vendor data.

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Changed the vendor social field label from “Twitter” to “X” across backend export (privacy), social profile fields, and the admin UI. No data structures, logic, or signatures were modified. Input keys and models remain “twitter”; only the displayed/translated label text changed.

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Cohort / File(s) Summary
Privacy export label
includes/Privacy.php
Updated vendor personal data export social field label from "Twitter" to "X".
Social profile fields (PHP)
includes/functions.php
Changed social profile field label from "Twitter" to "X" in dokan_get_social_profile_fields.
Admin UI vendor social fields (Vue)
src/admin/pages/VendorSocialFields.vue
Renamed displayed label from "Twitter" to "X"; kept input id and model as "twitter".

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I twitch my whiskers, hop with glee,
A tiny X replaces T, so neatly, tidily.
Labels refreshed, the fields still flow,
Same keys below, new names to show.
In carrot code and midnight hex,
We ship a squeak: goodbye Twitter—hello X! 🥕✨

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includes/Privacy.php (1)

200-208: Add translator context for "X" (formerly Twitter) and regenerate POT/PO.

Replace all __("X", "dokan-lite") uses with _x("X", "social network name (formerly Twitter)", "dokan-lite") and add a translators comment so exported labels aren't mistranslated.

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  • includes/Privacy.php (around lines 200-202)
  • includes/functions.php (around line 2287)

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-                    'twitter'   => __( 'X', 'dokan-lite' ),
+                    /* translators: Social network name (formerly Twitter). */
+                    'twitter'   => _x( 'X', 'social network name (formerly Twitter)', 'dokan-lite' ),
-            'title' => __( 'X', 'dokan-lite' ),
+            /* translators: Social network name (formerly Twitter). */
+            'title' => _x( 'X', 'social network name (formerly Twitter)', 'dokan-lite' ),

Regenerate POT/PO so translators receive the new string/context.

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src/admin/pages/VendorSocialFields.vue (1)

20-23: LGTM; optional UX clarity.

Label change is consistent. Optionally show “X (Twitter)” to aid recognition.

-                    <label for="twitter">{{ __( 'X', 'dokan-lite' ) }}</label>
+                    <label for="twitter">{{ __( 'X (Twitter)', 'dokan-lite' ) }}</label>
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includes/functions.php (1)

2285-2288: Add translator context for "X" (formerly Twitter) and verify Font Awesome icon

  • Replace plain __('X', 'dokan-lite') with a contexted _x and translators comment; apply across the codebase. Example diff for includes/functions.php:
         'twitter'   => [
             'icon'  => 'fa-brands fa-square-x-twitter',
-            'title' => __( 'X', 'dokan-lite' ),
+            /* translators: Social network name (formerly Twitter). */
+            'title' => _x( 'X', 'social network name (formerly Twitter)', 'dokan-lite' ),
         ],
  • Update all occurrences found: includes/functions.php (2286), includes/Privacy.php (202), src/admin/pages/VendorSocialFields.vue (21), tests/pw/pages/selectors.ts (7618), and ensure translation usage is consistent in any other files.
  • Confirm fa-square-x-twitter is provided by your Font Awesome integration (CDN/package/WordPress admin). If not supported, replace or fallback (e.g., fa-twitter) and make icon classes consistent (VendorSingle.vue currently uses fa-twitter).

@mrabbani mrabbani added Dev Review Done and removed Needs: Dev Review It requires a developer review and approval labels Oct 21, 2025
@dev-shahed dev-shahed added 🎉 QA Approved This PR is approved by the QA team and removed Needs: Testing This requires further testing labels Oct 31, 2025
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