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...../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.create!(:title => ''US Title'', :excerp...

...e 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 translates :name end sample_controller.rb class TrialController < ApplicationController def index Locale.set(''en-US'') Trial.create(:name => ''One'...

...e.diluvia.net/wiki ...and I''m very frustrated that no even the most simple stuff is working as promised... I have created a model Product, added the translates() declaration, and tried to create some translated products... After the following lines, written into the console... Locale.set_base_language(''en-US'') Locale.set(''en-US'') Product.create!(:name => ''Meatballs'') ...I get a new row in my products table with name=0 (zero)! This can''t be valid, can it? And after... Locale.set(''es-ES'') prod = Produc...