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...the following error message: (in C:/Rails/Application/medicalmind) == GlobalizeMigration: migrating ============================================== -- create_table(:globalize_countries, {:force=>true}) -> 0.2110s -- add_index(:globalize_countries, :code) -> 0.3000s -- create_table(:globalize_translations, {:force=>true}) -> 0.1600s -- add_index(:globalize_translations, [:tr_key, :language_id]) -> 0.2310s -- add_index(:globalize_translations, [:table_name, :item_id, :language_id]) -> 0.2200s -- create_table(:globalize_languages, {:force=>true}) -> 0.1700s -- add_...

...as posted by Jake Morrison in the Globalize wiki... http://www.globalize-rails.org/wiki/pages/Frequently+Asked+Questions ... so that I can successfully create the DB schema. Now I tried to follow the examples in the wiki when using models but it seems that my data is not being stored in the globalize_translations table. Anyway here is a sample of my code. environment.rb: include Globalize controllers/application.rb: class ApplicationController < ActionController::Base Locale.set_base_language(''en-US'') end models/sample.rb class Trial < ActiveRecord::Base...

...d on http://wiki.globalize-rails.org/wiki/pages/example ----- require File.dirname(__FILE__) + ''/../test_helper'' class NewsItemTest < Test::Unit::TestCase # Uncomment the following line if the test/fixtures are used # fixtures :globalize_countries, :globalize_languages, :globalize_translations def test_add_content_translations NewsItem.delete_all Globalize::Locale.set_base_language(''en-US'') # create a row in the base language Globalize::Locale.set(''en-US'') assert_nothing_raised() do assert_kind_of NewsItem, NewsItem...

...e original sentence (without trying to fetch the translation from the DB) I would guess that something like ''-=+-;+_'' would be safe enough ;) When a translation is added for a key, the previous version (the predefined value) is removed anyway, so the only problem would appear when globalize_translations table is populated from outside the application. But in that case a refresh_cache_for_desired_values method could be added and be run whenever desired. I have an application that has many thousands strings that will have to be translated, and having globalize endlessly trying to pull translat...

Im not very familiar with RoR so this question might be kind of silly. I want to store strings from different lenguages in a database. I want to have the key for the string in english be the ''key'' for all the corresponding traslations of that string. For example: (database columns) lenguage-------------key-----------------value----- english hello