问题
I know about the built-in I18n in Rails, but how can I select a database field per locale?
My model structure is something like this:
title #default (englisch)
title_de #(german)
title_it #(italian)
In my template I want to be able to write only
<%= @model.title %>
and should get the value in the right language.
Is there a plugin or a solution to use different fields per different locale settings with a structure like mine?
回答1:
Although your db architecture (different locales hardcoded as table columns) seems wrong to me, I think you can achieve what you want by adding a pseudo-field to your model, something along:
# example not tested
class MyModel < ActiveRecord::Base
def localized_title(locale)
locale = locale == 'en' ? '' : '_' + locale
read_attribute("title#{locale}".to_sym")
end
end
Or, provided that you somehow make your current locale visible to your models, you can similarly overwrite the default title accessor method.
Edit: You can take a look at http://github.com/iain/translatable_columns, it seems pretty much compatible with your architecture....
回答2:
Try using:
http://github.com/joshmh/globalize2
It may require renaming your columns (to a different standard).
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2478625/translate-database-fields-with-rails