JavaScript function _t is not definied

[Guido Erlinger]

Hello,

I am testing the development version of habari.

On the login page http://dev.helpy.de/auth/login the JavaScript function _t is not definied!

See attached screenshot ==> _t_is_not_defined.png

I tested this with Firefox/Firebug on Ubuntu 12.04.

greetings,
guido

[Colin]

Oooops, looks like we have several attempts to use the PHP _t() function in Javascript code.

$ grep -l _t\( **/*.js | more

admin/js/admin.js

installer/script.js

vendor/humanmsg/humanmsg.js

$

Please log a new ticket on github/habari/habari

Thanks,

Colin

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[Owen Winkler]

On 8/20/2012 10:52 AM, Colin wrote:
> Oooops, looks like we have several attempts to use the PHP _t() function
> in Javascript code.

There is a _t() function defined in javascript to perform the similar
function of the PHP one, translation. I'm not sure why the file that
provides the translated strings in javascript is not being included on
the login page, but these calls should not be removed.

Owen

[Colin]

Ooops. My bad.  Where do we define the _t() function in the Javascript?  I admit I've not done much investigation into this short of a few quick greps.

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[Owen Winkler]

On 8/20/2012 11:19 AM, Colin wrote:
> Ooops. My bad. Where do we define the _t() function in the Javascript?
> I admit I've not done much investigation into this short of a few
> quick greps.

The Javascript _t() function is generated by the AdminLocaleHandler at
the URL /admin/locale

Thinking about it, it might not be possible to get the locale data if
you're not already logged in, due to the way AdminHandler works. Maybe
that's the issue?

Owen