A jQuery plugin for doing client-side translations in javascript.

Hi,

E.g. japanese does have another word order than e.g. english. Due to this fact, the library should be able to specify the order of dynamic data instead of just replacing %s.

For example this should be possible:

'en': {
  'foobar': 'foo %1 bar %2'
},
'ja': {
  'foobar': '%2 foo %1 bar'
}

$.i18n._('foobar', [var1, var2]);

I don't think this is implemented right now, correct?

-Michael

Hello,

I'd like to know if it's posible to change the language at runtime, without refreshing the page.

I load the dictionary this way: $.i18n.load('es');

And, if the user changes the language, I'd like to do something like: $.i18n.unload('es'); $.i18n.load('en');

If this possible?

Thanks!

Curerntly bower warns when installing with: mismatch Version declared in the json (1.1.0) is different than the resolved one (1.1.1).

This upgrades the version declaration in bower.json too.

Using numbered wildcards consecutively like so: '%1$s enabled %2$s %3$s' occasionally causes a match to miss, this results in the actual wildcard being displayed in the UI. After logging just about everything in the library, I decided to omit the 'global' modifier in the regex pattern on line 71 and viola, problem solved.

I can't find too much information on when it's ok to NOT use the global modifier, but this guy (http://stackoverflow.com/a/1222089) thinks it's ok.

This is my first time reporting an issue on github so I apologize in advance if it's not by the books.

Currently there is no way to include newlines, bold, italics or other common HTML tags since all translations are treated as text and applied using the .text() method in JQuery. It would be nice to have an option on the $.i18n object that could tell the plugin to assume all translations contain HTML code and apply it using .innerHtml()

It would also make sense to have a variation on the _t() shortcut that can do this on a selective basis. Perhaps __t() with two underscores, or _th().

Hello is it possible to use jquery with a dictionary i18n load with ajax json? exemple: var json = $.getJSON('/json/test.json'); $.i18n.setDictionary(json); Should he do anything in particular to use a dynamic dictionary?

as the title says.

If you wonder why would anyone modify anything other than innerHTML, think about <input type="button" value="text to display"></input>.

I'm not sure if i'm doing everything right but this is what's happening:

var my_dictionary = {
    "text_and_wildcard": "%s and %s"
}
var text1 = "text1";
var text2 = "text2";

$("#target").text($.i18n._("text_and_wildcard", [text1, text2]));

// Outputs: "s and text1text2"

if i change the dictionary for:

var my_dictionary = {
    "text_and_wildcard": " %s and %s " // Whitespace before the first %s
}

// Outputs: "text1 and text2" as expected

Looks like there's a parsing error at the beginning of the string

Version: 0.9.2 (201204070102)

Example:

$.i18n.printf("%s and %s are fun", ["foo", "bar"]);

Before:

"s and foo are funbar are fun"

After:

"foo and bar are fun"

Reason:

In line 121 this test returns true because the lastIndexOf returns -1 because there is no %s in the empty string and this value matches its length (0) minus 1:

tS[i].lastIndexOf('%') == tS[i].length-1

I'm not sure if there isn't any better way on how to do it, but it works this way quite good.

I already updated the VERSION although I'm not sure if you really want that ;)

• Michael

To be able to add multiple dictionaries. $.i18n.setDictionary(my_dictionary);

setDictionary: function(i18n_dict) { if (this.dict == null) { this.dict = i18n_dict; } else { $.extend(this.dict, i18n_dict); } },