No there isn't really. This is also a problem for any language, and
unless you have back-end parsed JS files it's not possible. The only
solution is so place a JS literal object in your page source
containing the message strings:
<script>
var Msg = {
username: '<?php echo __('username'); ?>',
someKey: '<?php echo __('moreKeys'); ?>'
};
</script>
And then reference it in your JS:
alert(Msg.username);
On Nov 9, 12:26 am, heohni <[email protected]>
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a multilingual project and I am using the P28n and <?php
> __('text'); ?> methods.
> But I am also doing a lot of Ajax stuff and from time to time I have
> the need to output text via my javascript files.
>
> Is there anyhow a way / a trick ( how to use the cakephp translation
> () in my js files?
>
> Thanks! I look forward to your appreciated answers!
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