How can i use numbers in my yml files to show translations? f.e.: # de.yml profile: hair_colour: 0: "Blond" 1: "Dunkelblond" 2: "Braun" 3: "Brünett" 4: "Rot" 5: "Schwarz" 6: "Grau/meliert" 7: "Glatze" 8: "Andere" Its not working... Why? How can i fix this? ...
Hi, I have a load of data I want to store here: /apps/frontend/modules/builder/config/module.yml I have it looking something like: all: series_options: compact: name: Compact description: Something small. enabled: 1 large: name: Large description: Bit bigger. enabled: 0 In the actions.c...
Lets say my file lives in the config folder and it's called config/foo.yml. I want to write in that file something like this: development: status: developing foo: dev-bar production: status: on-air foo: prod-bar And then, I want my plugin to read this file and take the correct configuration values according to the environment...
I'm guessing that rails stores all the parsed translations yml files in a sort of array/hash. Is there a way to access this? For example, if I've a file: en: test_string: "testing this" warning: "This is just an example Could I do something like, I18n.translations_store[:en][:test_string] ? I could parse the yml file with YAML::l...
I have successfully created my first django project. I have two apps in my project foo and foobar. I have created a folder named 'fixtures' in each of the app folders. I have NOT specified a fixtures directory in my settings.yml, so (according to the docs), django should be looking in my {app}/fixtures folder. In the {app}/fixtures fo...