We're using angular-translate to translate our app.
Regular translations with dynamic number values are no problems, like
'LIVES_LEFT': 'You have {{ lives }} left.'
used like
<p>{{ 'LIVES_LEFT' | translate:player }}</p>
The problem comes when the dynamic value is a string that itself needs to be translated, like
'YOU_HAVE_A_CHILD': 'You have a {{ gender }} that is {{ age }} years old.'
Used like
<p>{{ 'YOU_HAVE_A_CHILD' | translate:child }}</p>
gender
in this case should end up resolving to 'boy', or 'girl' if the selected language is English, and for example 'Junge', or 'Mädchen', if the selected language is German. How do I do that?
EDIT:
As suggested by Partha Sarathi Ghosh below I tried
<p>{{ 'YOU_HAVE_A_CHILD' | translate:(child | translate) }}</p>
But I get a syntax error from that:
Error: [$parse:syntax] Syntax Error: Token 'Object' is unexpected, expecting []] at column 9 of the expression [[object Object]] starting at [Object]].
However,
{
'YOU_HAVE_A_CHILD': 'You have a {{ gender | translate }} that is {{ age }} years old.',
'GENDER_BOY': 'boy',
'GENDER_GIRL': 'girl'
}
used like
<p>{{ 'YOU_HAVE_A_CHILD' | translate:vm.childTranslationData() }}</p>
with Controller code like this:
function childTranslationData() {
return {
gender: vm.child.gender === 'boy' ? 'GENDER_BOY' : 'GENDER_GIRL',
age: vm.child.age
};
}
worked great! Thanks a lot!