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Breadcrumbs II: the Internationalization

• 2008-07-23 • Leave a Comment

Posted in before_filter, breadcrumb, filters, gettext, i18n, internationalization, l10n, localization, ruby on rails
Tags: before_filter, breadcrumbs, filters, gettext, i18n, internationalization, l10n, localization, ruby on rails


Easy and flexible breadcrumbs for Rails

• 2008-06-13 • 30 Comments

Posted in before_filter, breadcrumb, filters, ruby on rails
Tags: before_filter, breadcrumbs, filters, ruby on rails


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