url_for and path_for failing in several ways.

[Christoffer Brodd-Reijer]

Hi,

Followed your wiki pages but couldn't get the stuff to work. :/

I am trying to achieve translated urls but with a locale prefix. I currently have a setup like this:

default:

/

/about

/contact

/devices

/devices/new

etc...

english:

/en

/en/about

/en/contact

/en/devices

/en/devices/new

etc...

swedish:

/sv

/sv/about

/sv/contact

/sv/devices

/sv/devices/new

etc...

And so on. Now, I want to keep these intact and still working, but add these:

/sv/om -> /sv/about

/sv/kontakt -> /sv/contact

etc..

(note that /om and /kontakt should not work).

I installed your gem as it seemed perfect for the job, and followed the instructions for Rails 3 (I'm using 3.1). But when I use the news_path (for example) I don't get "/sv/nyheter", instead I get "nyheter?i18n_locale=en"

I would also want to know if it's possible to do this:

link_to 'foo', :i18n_locale => 'sv'

will go to /sv/nyheter when on /en/news, or /sv/kontakt when on /contact.

[Guillaume Luccisano]

Hello,

I think the gem is still not compatible with Rails 3.1 :/
I have currently no time to fix it :/

Sorry for that

2011/11/21 Christoffer Brodd-Reijer <ephr...@gmail.com>