done

done @infograf768

so this shoud work now :)

It works for 3rd party extensions as long as they have the language string in their files. I've commented in code to show a solution in case the string isn't present. Maybe someone knows an even better one.

Also to consider: I would use a language key which is consistent with the other keys in the file. So something like strtoupper('PLG_FINDER_' . $type->element . '_TYPE_' . str_replace(' ', '_', $type->type_title)') which would hopefully result in PLG_FINDER_CONTENT_TYPE_ARTICLE

@Bakual

strtoupper('PLG_FINDER_' . $type->element . 'TYPE' . str_replace(' ', '', $type->typetitle)')

or
strtoupper('PLG_FINDER_' . $type->element . 'TYPE' . str_replace(' ', '', $type->typetitle))

or

strtoupper('PLG_FINDER_' . $type->element . 'TYPE' . str_replace(' ', '', $type->typetitle)'')

what is better? The first looks not right (not closed) or i'm wrong?

EDIT:
@Bakual

I've commented in code to show a solution in case the string isn't present.

merged

Aye, my line was wrong. The ' at the end slipped in due to copy-pasting.
strtoupper('PLG_FINDER_' . $type->element . '_TYPE_' . str_replace(' ', '_', $type->type_title))
should be better (didn't test it).

@Bakual
We must add a ";" after it. Than it show this error
Notice: Undefined property: stdClass::$element in I:\Server_new\htdocs\git\administrator\components\com_finder\views\statistics\tmpl\default.php on line 35

@zero-24 I had a closer look at the data. Unfortunately my idea doesn't work out as the element isn't even stored anywhere. We would have to use the plugin name for that, but that is just crappy code then.
So better leave it with the current language key. It will work

ok thanks @Bakual
so we need min. two good tests for this patch.

@test
Able to reproduce then #2613 works as expected and following Thomas also with 3rd party extensions.
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