Feature #22383
Updated by Toshi MARUYAMA about 8 years ago
For now, in _10-patches.rb_ we have a redefinition of method _human_attribute_name_. But default (plain without hierarchy) Redmine style of transliterations are not convinient for some reasons, especially in big projects. So, my proposal is follows: enable ActiveRecord behaviour for finding transliterations path and add in list of search paths custom one from Redmine. Here is a worked snippet of code: <pre><code class="ruby"> <pre> def self.human_attribute_name(attr, options = {}) prepared_attr = attr.to_s.sub(/_id$/, '').sub(/^.+\./, '') redmine_default = [ :"field_#{name.underscore.gsub('/', '_')}_#{prepared_attr}", :"field_#{prepared_attr}" ] if options[:default].present? options[:default] = [options[:default]] unless options[:default].is_a? Array options[:default].unshift redmine_default else options[:default] = redmine_default end super end </code></pre> </pre> In this case we obtain follows chain of search paths: # default AR paths (for example: activerecord.attributes.model_name.field_name) # default Redmine paths (for example: field_content) # user specified paths (specified in _:default_ key from _options_ attribute) # @attribute.humanize@ (from default _human_attribute_name_ from ActiveModel)