问题
I am investigating what is possible with i18next localization library.
Right now I have the following code (full Fiddle is here):
HTML
<div data-i18n="title"></div>
<input placeholder="Hello" value="name">
<div class="holder"></div>
<button class="lang" data-lang="en">Eng</button>
<button class="lang" data-lang="ch">Chi</button>
JS
$(document).ready(function () {
i18n.init({
"lng": 'en',
"resStore": resources,
"fallbackLng" : 'en'
}, function (t) {
$(document).i18n();
});
$('.lang').click(function () {
var lang = $(this).attr('data-lang');
i18n.init({
lng: lang
}, function (t) {
$(document).i18n();
});
});
});
It translates all text
elements, but the problem is that I can not translate custom attributes
. For example text inside the div is translated, but I can not understand how can I translate custom attributes like placeholder
and value
.
Another problem is with my way of translation. Whenever a button Chi
, Eng
is clicked, I am initializing the translation (but I am not sure this is a correct way). Edit I think I found how to solve this problem (I need to use setLng): i18n.setLng(lang, function(t) { ... })
回答1:
After asking i18next creator this question directly, I received the following reply: all I need is to put my custom attribute in front of the translation element. Here is an example:
<div data-i18n="[title]titleTransl"></div>
<input data-i18n="[placeholder]placeTransl" value="name">
If multiple attributes are needed, separate them by a ;
.
I learned 2 things by this:
- I have to read better documentation.
- 118next's creator is really helpful (this is a thank you remark for him).
回答2:
For me the following worked
<input data-i18n="[placeholder]placeTransl" value="name">
So just enter the attribute's name between [] and then the translation.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22728797/translate-custom-attributes-with-i18next-placeholder-value