I tried to rename all the :en locale-files to :nb, since it was using the
:en strings and not the :nb ones. It still shows the same english strings,
so it seems it isn't even using the locale-folder.
So in desperation I added another:
config.i18n.load_path += Dir[Rails.root.join('config', 'locales',
'*.{rb,yml}').to_s]
to the application config. But, it still doesn't use my locale setting or my
locales.
I then renamed my locales folder to force rails to not use it, but even that
didn't make a change.
I have checked using:
config.hobo.show_translation_keys = true
which confirms that all translations are done using :en as key, instead of
the :nb default_locale.
So, somewhere - somehow the locale-setting changes from :nb to :en.
I changed the debug code in my controller action to use locale instead of
default_locale. The output shows that when it enters the controller the
locale is unset (default_locale is :nb though).I then force the locale by
setting set it it is :nb:
DJBM2::Application.config.i18n.locale=:nb
(and confirmed the setting by log-output). But, when the translation methods
are called it is again using :en as the locale.
This is freaking me out!
How and where is it getting set to :en?
How can that happen?
Any ideas?
~Ronny
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