Walter Davis wrote in post #1049973:
> On Mar 3, 2012, at 2:36 PM, Fresh Mix wrote:
>
>>>
>>> Walter
>>
>> <%= link_to('in english', :locale => 'en') if (I18n.locale != 'en') %> ?
>>
>> Doesn't work!
>
>
> Then please define doesn't work.
Ok, this code:
<%= I18n.locale %>
<%= link_to('in english', :locale => 'en') if (I18n.locale != 'en') %>
returns this html:
en
<a href="/welcome/index?locale=en">in english</a>
Why? If I18n.locale == 'en' there should not be link.
So why "if (I18n.locale != 'en')" is true ?
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