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Comment on 'The Future of I18n in Ruby on Rails - RailsConf Europe 2008' by Paul

2010-07-29T09:21:37Z

There not much more to say ! Sounds simple, indeed. Thank you !

Comment on 'The Ruby on Rails I18n core api' by Paul

2010-07-29T09:19:28Z

Ruby is still a modern language. This says much about its quality ! Long live ruby !

Comment on 'Upcoming Globalize feature: an alternative way of storing model translations' by Paul

2010-07-29T09:15:21Z

Yep ! Good idea ! I will try it too !

Comment on 'Inverse Captcha Anti-Comment-Spam Technique: Now A Regular Mephisto Plugin' by internet fax

2010-06-19T11:49:26Z

Hi,

Hey great site and the plug-in related issue is also great!

Thanks, Peter

Comment on 'The Ruby on Rails I18n core api' by Robert

2010-06-12T06:29:44Z

Very nice article indeed ! I heard abut Ruby but never tried. Seems quite pro …

Comment on 'Concise, localized Rails URL helpers? Solved (twice).' by Funny

2010-05-22T17:35:52Z

Hi, I’m trying to autoswitch between locales by setting I18n.locale based on the url, that is http://example.com/en/post would switch to English. I added to app’s controller a before_filter. Is there something like that in routing-filter?

Comment on 'The Ruby on Rails I18n core api' by Rolf

2010-05-20T15:51:20Z

Ruby, right ? Why not? Very nice explanations, Sven ! Keep up the good work.

Comment on 'The Future of I18n in Ruby on Rails - RailsConf Europe 2008' by Rolf

2010-05-20T15:49:38Z

Thanks, Sven ! You make it sound simple. I’m always a bit suspicious when it comes to change, or to learn something new. Probably some kinfd of paranoïa !!! Thanks anyway.

Comment on 'Upcoming Globalize feature: an alternative way of storing model translations' by Rolf

2010-05-20T15:47:05Z

Thanks Sven ! I’ll get back to post some comments after I try it (I’m a bit late though !!)

Comment on 'Inverse Captcha Anti-Comment-Spam Technique: Now A Regular Mephisto Plugin' by Rolf

2010-05-20T15:43:13Z

Yes, works great indeed ! Thanks, Sven ! Hope to use it again in a near future :)

Comment on 'Concise, localized Rails URL helpers? Solved (twice).' by Chris

2010-05-12T12:42:06Z

Hi, this looks like a better solution (simple flexible wrapper)

http://github.com/svenfuchs/routing-filter/tree/master

Comment on 'Experimental Ruby I18n extensions: Pluralization, Fallbacks, Gettext, Cache and Chained backend' by Home Design

2010-05-05T12:23:39Z

Hi all this is what we’re referring to as translated routes - it’s part of Rails’ scope, not I18n’s (which is supposed to work fine for any framework* benz

Comment on 'Scriptaculous SortableTree ' by Robert

2010-04-21T20:31:32Z

Hi I tried your sortable tree and it looks great in firefox, but there’s a few glitches in IE 8 (at least from my computer)

1) When dragging, the “orange” drag bar does not complety show. It seems like some padding or something is wrong with drop-top… drop-bottom is fine. What is funny is when I look at it from this website, it’s ok in IE 8. It’s really weird… I even copy pasted the code on this page, same result. Seems the code is different somewhere in here and the downloadable files : example : onroll over, you have orange, not in the demo. I checked the code and i can’t find anything different :/ . Should be easy to fix since it works on this site… (I’m still confused about this one)

2) I put this tree in a div which I added : scroll: ‘ContainerNotions’, in the draggable options. When I drag n drop, it seems like there a refreshing problem : i need to kinda ‘trigger’ the list again (drag) so the

are ok’s (the dragged

is positionned correctly in it’s new location but there’s a blank left in the old location).

Minor: You also need to remove ghosting: true because when dragging, the

is not positionned correctly to the mouse cursor (when starting down, dragging upwards)

3) node 11 cannot be clicked to show/hide contents

again, all these problemes occur only in ie8 (firefox mac-pc and safari-mac is fine)

demo link of all these problems : http://simpol.ccdmd.qc.ca/admin/textmate2.html

Think any fixes might come up ? any help appreciated! Thanks a lot!

Comment on 'Distributed votings using microformats' by Anders

2010-04-15T19:58:48Z

So if search engines actually started crawling for these and made use them in their site rankings, couldn’t anyone just create a fake website full of “vote-for” link to pad their ratings? Would it be restricted to one vote per domain? Could they get a lot of domains, or would that probably be infeasible on a large scale?

Comment on 'Allow custom column types in your Rails migrations' by Mark C

2010-04-14T15:41:21Z

Rails migrations blow. Totally.

Seriously, how afraid of SQL do you need to be to hand over control over your database schema to Rails? It’s pathetic.