In much the same way the submit button is automatically translated to
"Create %{model}" and "Update %{model}", (where model is translated through
the traditional activerecord model name translation keys) it should be
possible to translate the disable-with value for specific models, with an
obvious default.
Currently, the default disable-with value uses that from the button so a
user sees no text change other than the button becoming disabled.
I'm proposing a change to set default translations as:
en:
helpers:
disable_with:
create: Creating %{model}
update: Updating %{model}
which can be overwritten with:
en:
helpers:
disable_with:
blog/post:
create: Creating your %{model}
And the FormHelper#submit method changing to support this.
Thoughts? Opinions?
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