What is the right way to print localizations?
<%=t :User %> OR <%=t “User” %> OR <%=t (“User”) %>
<%=t :User %> works fine, but <%=t :User.Username %> doesn’t, but this
works:
<%=t (“User.Username”) %>
What is the right way to print localizations?
<%=t :User %> OR <%=t “User” %> OR <%=t (“User”) %>
<%=t :User %> works fine, but <%=t :User.Username %> doesn’t, but this
works:
<%=t (“User.Username”) %>
What is the right way to print localizations?
<%=t :User %> OR <%=t “User” %> OR <%=t (“User”) %>
<%=t :User %> works fine, but <%=t :User.Username %> doesn’t, but this
works:
<%=t (“User.Username”) %>
I’d go with <%=t “User” %>.
:User works in this case because t() is converting the argument to a
string and :User.to_s => “User”. :User.Username won’t work because
there is no “Username” method on the symbol “User”.
-philip
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