It is working for android but not for ios

[gtzinos]

Hi, I am using your plugin for a month, and now its the first time i am trying to deploy my app for ios and the only plugin that is not working on ios its yours. This is my project structure

/app/i18n/en/strings.xml /app/i18n/el/strings.xml

I dont get any error/ warning in the console.

[rborn]

Hi, what is not working? I need more details to try to understand your issue, like logs, behaviour, etc.

[ryanzaatari]

Hi @gtzinos I think you placed it in the wrong folder, according to the documentation, it should be placed under App_Resources. (check the below screen shots from the actual documentation) It's weird that android picks it up though

you have to change the default path if you want to keep it under App

Hope this helps.

[rborn]

@gtzinos I pushed a new version with the last tns-core-module. Can you have a look and see if it fixes your issue?

[Fusion]

I have a similar issue, but not exactly, so apologies if this is hijacking.

I was not getting the labels to work at all, on either platform. It's like, with tns 3.2.0, something stopped working.

I worked around it by adding this to my models (example):

function AboutModel(info: {}) {
    var aboutInfo: AboutInfo = new Observable(info);
    // ...
    aboutInfo.L = (arg) => global.L(arg);
}

and, on Android, I can now see a "L()" function. On iOS, this does not seem to help.

To make me an even worse reporter, I am not able to debug the iOS version, even using simple console.log() calls because this part crashes on my Mac. So, yeah, feel free to take this with a giant pinch of salt.

[Fusion]

Additional thought, regarding @ryanzaatari 's comment: I believe you need to do something about that screenshot as everybody seems to misread it as "i18n under App_Resources" instead of "i18n and App_Resources are siblings."

[rborn]

@Fusion thanks for the feedback, I'll try to change the readme.

Related to the issue, as you can see I'm looking for a maintainer, so I'm not sure when I'll be able to look into it (if ever) 😟

[Fusion]

My bad! I remembered that I can still use the emulator. Running with --log trace I found out that the issue was not escaping double quotes in strings. I had not noticed that, while Android displayed the strings, they were stripped of quotes. iOs just hated it due to storing strings in the "key"="value" format.

[rborn]

So it actually works with 3.2.0 ?

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My bad! I remembered that I can still use the emulator. Running with --log trace I found out that the issue was not escaping double quotes in strings. I had not noticed that, while Android displayed the strings, they were stripped of quotes. iOs just hated it due to storing strings in the "key"="value" format.

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[Fusion]

Yes. It works for me. But only if I map global.L to the current model as I previously wrote :/

[tscislo]

For me it is working on 3.2.0 on Android with Angular without any modifications!