Angular 2 - Translate string with other string to translate as it's param
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I want to display a translated title, like: "Status of my dog"
I want to translate "Status of my {{param}}"
and "dog"
independently, because maybe in some language it should be displayed as "My dog status"
(order changed).
I achived it by doing two separate translations - one in html and one in ts:
html:
{{'TITLE' | translate: {param: getParam()} }}
ts:
getParam(): string {
return this.translateService.instant(this.param.name); // where param = {name: 'DOG'}
}
and the translation strings are (example for english):
"TITLE": "Status of my {{param}}"
"DOG": "dog"
It works fine, but I was wondering - is it maybe doable by doing only translation in html file, with maybe some additional things in translate
?
Like...
{{'TITLE' | translate: {param: param.name | translate} }}
?
angular
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I want to display a translated title, like: "Status of my dog"
I want to translate "Status of my {{param}}"
and "dog"
independently, because maybe in some language it should be displayed as "My dog status"
(order changed).
I achived it by doing two separate translations - one in html and one in ts:
html:
{{'TITLE' | translate: {param: getParam()} }}
ts:
getParam(): string {
return this.translateService.instant(this.param.name); // where param = {name: 'DOG'}
}
and the translation strings are (example for english):
"TITLE": "Status of my {{param}}"
"DOG": "dog"
It works fine, but I was wondering - is it maybe doable by doing only translation in html file, with maybe some additional things in translate
?
Like...
{{'TITLE' | translate: {param: param.name | translate} }}
?
angular
add a comment |
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up vote
2
down vote
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I want to display a translated title, like: "Status of my dog"
I want to translate "Status of my {{param}}"
and "dog"
independently, because maybe in some language it should be displayed as "My dog status"
(order changed).
I achived it by doing two separate translations - one in html and one in ts:
html:
{{'TITLE' | translate: {param: getParam()} }}
ts:
getParam(): string {
return this.translateService.instant(this.param.name); // where param = {name: 'DOG'}
}
and the translation strings are (example for english):
"TITLE": "Status of my {{param}}"
"DOG": "dog"
It works fine, but I was wondering - is it maybe doable by doing only translation in html file, with maybe some additional things in translate
?
Like...
{{'TITLE' | translate: {param: param.name | translate} }}
?
angular
I want to display a translated title, like: "Status of my dog"
I want to translate "Status of my {{param}}"
and "dog"
independently, because maybe in some language it should be displayed as "My dog status"
(order changed).
I achived it by doing two separate translations - one in html and one in ts:
html:
{{'TITLE' | translate: {param: getParam()} }}
ts:
getParam(): string {
return this.translateService.instant(this.param.name); // where param = {name: 'DOG'}
}
and the translation strings are (example for english):
"TITLE": "Status of my {{param}}"
"DOG": "dog"
It works fine, but I was wondering - is it maybe doable by doing only translation in html file, with maybe some additional things in translate
?
Like...
{{'TITLE' | translate: {param: param.name | translate} }}
?
angular
angular
edited Nov 9 at 11:06
asked Nov 9 at 10:50
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Well, looks like I should try the intuitive solution before postion a question.
The answer is just like I guessed above:
{{'TITLE' | translate: {param: param.name | translate} }}
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up vote
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Well, looks like I should try the intuitive solution before postion a question.
The answer is just like I guessed above:
{{'TITLE' | translate: {param: param.name | translate} }}
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
Well, looks like I should try the intuitive solution before postion a question.
The answer is just like I guessed above:
{{'TITLE' | translate: {param: param.name | translate} }}
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
Well, looks like I should try the intuitive solution before postion a question.
The answer is just like I guessed above:
{{'TITLE' | translate: {param: param.name | translate} }}
Well, looks like I should try the intuitive solution before postion a question.
The answer is just like I guessed above:
{{'TITLE' | translate: {param: param.name | translate} }}
answered Nov 9 at 15:11
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