Plots2: change the function t to translation of app/views/users/_likes.html.erb

[govindgoel]

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You can find the filehere:
"https://github.com/publiclab/plots2/blob/master/app/views/users/likes.html.erb"
Below is a "diff" showing in red (and a -) which lines to remove, and in green (and a +) which lines to add:
You only have to edit the function t and not the whole line.
change function t to translation in lines 6,11,15 and 23 respectively.After changing the lines should look like below: "

 <%= translation('users.likes.wiki_liked_by') %> <%= user.name %>"><%= user.name %>

  <%= wiki.title %> (<%= translation('users.likes.updated') %><%= distance_of_time_in_words(wiki.updated_at, Time.current, { include_seconds: false, scope: 'datetime.time_ago_in_words' }) %>)

 
<%= translation('users.likes.more') %>

 
 <%= translation('users.likes.liked_by') %> <%= user.name %>"><%= user.name %>

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[nstjean]

Hi @govindgoel ! Thanks for helping!! Can you include a link to the file in the post? Are the line numbers 6, 11, 15 and 23 correct? Right now that code looks like it's all one piece to copy and paste, it could be confusing.

[govindgoel]

Yeah thanks for suggestion I have updated the info..
Happy Coding!

[nstjean]

Thanks! Looks great! :)

[kushaggarwal]

Can I work on this issue

[govindgoel]

assigned @kushaggarwal

[kushaggarwal]

In which branch should I post the pull request
Can you help please

[nstjean]

@kushaggarwal Sorry for the wait! To post a pull request you will go into your forked branch that has the changes and post the pull request from there against the publiclab/master branch.
Here's some info from GitHub on how to do that: https://help.github.com/en/github/collaborating-with-issues-and-pull-requests/creating-a-pull-request-from-a-fork

[kushaggarwal]

Okay Thank you very much for your help @nstjean
Will post the pull request for the same

[nstjean]

@kushaggarwal Let me know if you get stuck!

[kushaggarwal]

Hello I have made the pull request for the above issue
So, can you please review the changes for the same