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= Translatable Records

Everything you need to work with translatable records.

= Install

Put this line in your Gemfile:
  gem 'translatable_records'
  
Then bundle:
  $ bundle
  
= Usage

First define the model and set the name of the fields you want to translate with the attr_translatable method:
  attr_translatable :attr

Generate the translation model and migration for that model:
  rails g translation Model
  
Update the translation migration with the column for that field and remove the column from the original table:
  t.string :attr
  
Update your db:
  rake db:migrate
  
(Now you can use that field of the model as usual and any change would be saved using the current I18n.locale) 

If you want to change the locale to something different than I18n.locale:
  model_instance.with_locale :es

If you want to build a translation for each available locale:
  model_instance.build_translations
 
If you want to save multiple translations:
  <%= f.fields_for 'translations_attributes[]', t do |ff| %>
    <%= field_set_tag t("languages.#{t.locale}") do %>
      <% unless t.new_record? %>
        <%= ff.hidden_field :id %>
      <% end %>
      <%= ff.hidden_field :locale %>
      <li>
        <%= ff.label :attr %>
        <%= ff.text_field :attr %>
      </li>
    <% end %>
  <% end %>

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Version	Path
translatable_records-1.0.7	README.rdoc