Reputation: 312
I have this code in routes.rb.
scope ":locale", :locale => /es/ do
match "inicio" => "home#index", :as => "home"
match "acerca-de" => "about#index", :as => "about"
match "servicios" => "services#index", :as => "services"
match "blog" => "blog#index", :as => "blog"
match "contacto" => "contact#index", :as => "contact"
end
scope ":locale", :locale => /en/ do
match "home" => "home#index", :as => "home"
match "about" => "about#index", :as => "about"
match "services" => "services#index", :as => "services"
match "blog" => "blog#index", :as => "blog"
match "contact" => "contact#index", :as => "contact"
end
What I'm trying to do is have a route like /es/acerca-de
and /en/about
which use the same controller and have the same url_path()
so when I'm at spanish language the about_path()
sends you to /en/about
but when I'm at english language the about_path()
sends you to /es/acerca-de
.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 57
Reputation: 312
Done! I the answer was practically in the ruby on rails guides...
This is the code in routes.rb
scope ":locale", :locale => /es|en/ do
match "inicio" => "home#index", :as => "home"
match "acerca-de" => "about#index", :as => "about"
match "servicios" => "services#index", :as => "services"
match "blog" => "blog#index", :as => "blog"
match "contacto" => "contact#index", :as => "contact"
end
and added this in application_controller
class ApplicationController < ActionController::Base
def set_locale
I18n.locale = params[:locale] || I18n.default_locale
Saba::Application.reload_routes!
end
Upvotes: 1