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Asked: 2026-06-13T07:09:39+00:00

The basic scheme: = will_paginate @products, :previous_label => t(previous_label), :next_label => t(next_label) de.yml will_paginate:

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The basic scheme:

= will_paginate @products, :previous_label => t("previous_label"), :next_label => t("next_label")

de.yml

  will_paginate:
    page_gap: "…"
    previous_label: "word for back"
    next_label: "word for next"

en.yml
en:
will_paginate:
page_gap: “…”
previous_label: “previous”
next_label: “next”

But in the output are still the labels called Previous Label and Next Label.
What is still wrong? Also, I thought I didn’t restart the server… but after restart still the same labels, not my translations

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  1. Editorial Team

    You can grab YAML files translated in various languages for will_paginate here : https://github.com/tigrish/will-paginate-i18n.

    In your example, you’re overriding the :previous_label and the :next_label, but you’re not scoping it to ‘will_paginate’.

    Either remove the overrides completely and customise the labels in your translation file :

    will_paginate @products

    or scope the .t calls correctly :

    will_paginate @products,
  :previous_label => t("will_paginate.previous_label"),
  :next_label     => t("will_paginate.next_label")
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