Maypole uses thecolumn_namesmethod to map between the names of the columns in the database to the names it displays in the default templates. This is provided by Maypole::Model::Base, and normally, it does a pretty good job; it turnsmodel_numberinto "Model Number", for instance, but there was no way it could guess thatabvwas an abbreviation. Since it returns a hash, the easiest way to correct it is to construct a hash consisting of the bits it got right, and then override the bits it got wrong:package BeerDB::Beer;
sub column_names {
(shift->SUPER::column_names(), abv => "A.B.V.")
}
but I did not tried it myself. Please let me know if it works for you, since this question is going to arise for me as well.
On 11/14/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Subj.
For example I got table 'beer' with columns 'name', 'price'. I need generated
by Maypole web-page containts 'пиво' instead 'beer' and 'марка', 'цена'
instead 'name', 'price'.
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