Hi,
using the T() class in IS_IN_SET yields a strange result:
In this environment *T* does not depend on the language choosen by T.force
but *depends only on the language used in the setup of the browser.*
Tested with Google Chrome, Safari
Here are some lines of code to verify:
This is my database model:
db.define_table('my_table',
Field('answer',
requires=IS_IN_SET([('Y',*T('Yes')*), ('N',*T('No')*)]),
widget=SQLFORM.widgets.checkboxes.widget,
default='N',
comment=T('Yes'),
),
)
The controller:
def a():
*T.force('de-de')*
form=SQLFORM(db.my_table, submit_button=T('Submit'))
if form.accepts(request.vars, session):
response.flash='accepted'
return dict(form=form, yes=T('Yes'), no=T('No'), submit=T('Submit'))
And the view:
{{extend 'layout.html'}}
{{=yes}} {{=no}} {{=submit}}<br />
{{=form}}
Of course there are also some language files with translations for "Yes",
"No" and "Submit".
The language choosen in T.force changes the whole website, *but does not
change the words "Yes" and "No" at the right side of the checkboxes*.
Regards. Martin
