Can't change language to Simplified Chinese

Hi again, found another bug in the plugin:
I have 2 Chinese versions: Simplified and Traditional.
I have 2 buttons: one sets Simplified Chinese, the other Traditional Chinese. As I mentioned in another post here, these can be considered almost as 2 separate languages because people on Taiwan island can't read the new Simplified Chinese symbols which the Communist Party of China invented a few decades ago. Taiwan has 20 million population with high GDP/capita, so it's an important market which has access to GooglePlay while the 1.3 billion mainland China has GooglePlay banned. AppStore is allowed in both Taiwan and mainland China, so both language versions should be present.

At the moment no matter what type of Chinese I set the button to select, it would always select Traditional Chinese which those Chinese from mainland who get the iOS version of the app won't like cuz they don't like Taiwan.

Actually, there are 8 versions of Chinese in the plugin. I tried using just "zh", "zh-CHS" for simplified Chinese, and "zh-TW" or "zh-CHT" for traditional one - it doesn't work in any combination. Whatever type of Chinese the button attempts to set, it always sets traditional Chinese. I suppose it's because you have some kind of fall back to the default language version, and "traditional" is set as default or something.

Btw GoogleTranslate (if that's the service the plugin is using for the "translate" button) doesn't understand "zh-CHT" I suppose, as it returns just English back. From what I know, it understands ZH_TW and ZH, not sure though, and I can't read Chinese.

On a related not, Serbian also returns just English, because GoogleTranslate only understands SR, but in the plugin there are only SR-BA and SR-SP both of which GoogleTranslate doesn't understand.. I think just simple Serbian with SR code would be fine. Serbian has a latin and cyrillic versions btw. In other games I used SR for cyrillic version and SH (Serbo-Croatian) for the latin version. Though with Serbian it's not very important cuz that country is small and brings very little revenue anyway.

Thanks Frank, I'll try it and let you know.

Thanks Frank. I tested and it works. I suppose the reason is that now the languages names are "Simplified Chinese" and "Traditional Chinese". In my case they were: "Chinese (Simplified)" and "Chinese (Triditional)" - as the language selector sets them. Maybe you are parsing a language name in the first word? And the rest is ignored?
Anyway, the languages are selected fine now and I'll leave the names as you sent them to me for it to keep working. Thanks.