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"translated_inputs" inside "has_many" not working #5
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What do you get? Nothing at all or just the last field? Did you see discussion in #4? Is this the same issue? Which branch are you on? Also please send me the output of I'll try to dig into this to make gem working with but at the moment is not easy, mainly because of activeadmin/activeadmin#3213 At the moment is nearly impossible to support all commits in activeadmin repository. If they tags some 1.0.0.pre release version I'll try to fix all issues to be compatible with tagged releases. |
I've got nothing at all. "develop" branch |
Ok, please include your current AA commit from |
activeadmin-globalize-fd38348a35aa |
@GarPit not my gem commit, activeadmin commit (or even better output of |
activeadmin-76f194ebe333 |
Ok, so it's the current master branch. I'll try to see if I can make it working again with master in the next few days, as soon as I have some spare time. Thanks for reporting. |
Hi @fabn do you know an activeadmin commit which works with activeadmin-globalize implementation of translated has_many? Thank you very much, |
@micred my app is using with activeadmin/activeadmin@930d34c with this plugin @0bdb3d2 and it works with no issues. I also need to update my app to a stable version but I haven't found time to fix that. |
Any news on this issue? It doesn't work with develop branch + AA 1.0. |
Not yet, I added in my Gemfile: |
i am trying following(some modifications also ) and no luck - any help here if someone is still alive ?
nothing is rendered inside p.inputs do ..block |
@kjakub I'm not sure if this is of any use for you but I use something like this (with custom styling): f.has_many :options, class: 'hmf-property-option' do |o|
o.has_many :translations, heading: false do |ot|
ot.input :locale, as: :hidden
ot.input :name, label: "#{t('attributes.name')} #{ot.object.locale}"
end
end |
@halilim thanks will try! |
The solution should probably also consider has_many, see fabn#5
The solution should probably also consider has_many, see fabn#5
The solution should probably also consider has_many, see fabn#5
The solution should probably also consider has_many, see fabn#5
The solution should probably also consider has_many, see fabn#5
The solution should probably also consider has_many, see fabn#5
The solution should probably also consider has_many, see fabn#5
The solution should probably also consider has_many, see fabn#5
For example
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