The purpose of
T('Add %s',single)
is to have a string that contains a parameter. %s is the parameter.
You still only translate 'Add %s' but %s is replaced by the value of
single ar runtime. This is how all frameworks handle it too.
There is no way you ca translate 'Add %s' % single because at the
moment of translation you do know know the value of the variable
single.
Massimo
On Jan 4, 3:57 am, Fran <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Jan 3, 11:29 pm, mdipierro <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > Thats is not how you do it because concatenaning translated strings
> > does not result in a valid translation.
>
> Right - that was my point ;)
>
> > should be
> > title_create=T('Add %s',single)
>
> ok, so that still works as-desired in English, just like
> "title_create=T('Add %s' % single)" did.
> However it still doesn't work for Internationalization.
> (Assume single='shelter')
> In the strings list I get 'Add %s', I don't get 'Add Shelter' or even
> 'Shelter'.
>
> F
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