Thanks Henrik , no change in Rails 3 easier mgt of form labels however... On 24 sep, 19:40, Henrik Nyh <[email protected]> wrote: > On Fri, Sep 24, 2010 at 19:22, Erwin <[email protected]> wrote: > > I am trying to localize in Rails 3, and I don't understand the change > > w Rails 2 ... > > > I wrote the following hierarchy : > > > en: > > model: > > user: User > > attributes: > > login: Login > > email: Email > > password: Password > > roles: Roles > > > and tried to use in my view I18n.t('user.roles') to get the > > localization of roles > > but cannot find it : translation missing: fr, user, roles > > > In rails 2 I had to stipulate activerecord: should I do it also w > > Rails 3 ? > > Haven't used Rails 3 myself. Just try it and see, though. I would > guess you need to put the translation in > activerecord.attributes.user.roles. > > Once you use that convention, you can do > User.human_attribute_name(:roles) instead of > I18n.t("activerecord.attributes.user.roles"). Assuming that didn't > change from Rails 2.
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