Add Strings to Translation Function Call in _node_event.html.erb

[Tlazypanda]

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• 🙋 Claim this issue: Comment below. If someone else has claimed it, ask if they've opened a pull request already and if they're stuck -- maybe you can help them solve a problem or move it along!

• 📝 Update the file _node_event.html.erb and _en.yml in the plots2 repository (press the little pen Icon) and edit the line as shown below.

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Below is a "diff" showing in red (and a -) which lines to remove, and in green (and a +) which lines to add:

_node_event.html.erb

- 18        <a class="btn btn-outline-secondary btn-sm float-right respond rsvp">RSVP</a>
+ 18            <a class="btn btn-outline-secondary btn-sm float-right respond rsvp"><%= translation('dashboard._node_event.rsvp') %></a>

_en.yml

+  325   _node_event: 
+  326       rsvp: "RSVP"

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🤔❓ Questions?

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[shloka-gupta]

Hello, @Tlazypanda
Can I work on this?

[DalilaBA]

@chicken-biryani did you opened a pull request ?

[shloka-gupta]

Hello, @DalilaBA

I haven't. As it hasn't been assigned to me yet. As soon it gets assigned, I will be creating one.

[Tlazypanda]

Hey @chicken-biryani go ahead :)

[Vishal01-git]

Hey @Tlazypanda , I have opened a pull request with the updated _node_event.html.erb file but the _en.yml file link is not working.
Please review it.

[Tlazypanda]

Hey @Vishal01-git there is already an open pull request for this let me assign another first timers issue to you ✌️

[Vishal01-git]

Sure @Tlazypanda , if there is any FTO issues open , i'm ready to take that.

[AkhilChoubey]

I would also like to contribute to first-timers as I am new to the open source world !!