HI ,
In ROR , i m having a line like
<%= link_to("NAME (#{@name})", user_path(@user, :in => :s)) %>
i want to change the string NAME to t(:str_name) …
how to change it . when i change it , i am getting errors…
On Sep 15, 2010, at 23:39 , Aruna C. wrote:
how to change it . when i change it , i am getting errors…
you should ask on the rubyonrails forum instead.
On Sep 16, 2010, at 2:39 AM, Aruna C. wrote:
In ROR , i m having a line like
<%= link_to("NAME (#{@name})", user_path(@user, :in => :s)) %>i want to change the string NAME to t(:str_name) …
how to change it . when i change it , i am getting errors…
Without the actual error message I’m guessing but you probably want
something like:
<%= link_to("#{t(:str_name)} (#{@name})", user_path(@user, :in => :s))
%>
And if that fixes your problem then, ruby-talk was an appropriate place
for the
question since it is just a language issue and not a Rails issue.
Gary W.
Gary W. wrote:
On Sep 16, 2010, at 2:39 AM, Aruna C. wrote:
In ROR , i m having a line like
<%= link_to("NAME (#{@name})", user_path(@user, :in => :s)) %>i want to change the string NAME to t(:str_name) …
how to change it . when i change it , i am getting errors…
Without the actual error message I’m guessing but you probably want
something like:<%= link_to("#{t(:str_name)} (#{@name})", user_path(@user, :in => :s))
%>And if that fixes your problem then, ruby-talk was an appropriate place
for the
question since it is just a language issue and not a Rails issue.Gary W.
Thanks Gary .
Its worked for me…