Change the function t to translation in app/views/sidebar/_list.html.erb

[govindgoel]

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The function needs to be changes in the following lines:

7. <%= raw t('sidebar._list.mailing_list', :mailing_list => mailing_list, :url1 
16. <%= t('sidebar._list.recent_discussion_topics') %>
12. <%= t('sidebar._list.subscribe') %>
26. <%= t('sidebar._list.all_topics') %>

The changes should look like this in respective lines:

7. <%= raw translation('sidebar._list.mailing_list', :mailing_list => mailing_list, :url1 

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[EvgenyNikolaevich]

Hello there,
I'll take it, please=)

[EvgenyNikolaevich]

I'm waiting for permission for pushing=)

[nstjean]

@EvgenyNikolaevich Go ahead! Thanks!

[EvgenyNikolaevich]

May be you have some ideas
I still cannot push my branch to upstream.

Pushing to git@github.com:publiclab/plots2.git
ERROR: Permission to publiclab/plots2.git denied to EvgenyNikolaevich.
fatal: Could not read from remote repository.

Please make sure you have the correct access rights
and the repository exists.

[nstjean]

@EvgenyNikolaevich So what you are going to do is fork this repo to your own account. Then you create a branch in your own fork, and push the changes up with git push origin branch-name. Once it's pushed up to your fork then you can create a pull request so that we can merge it into the publiclab repo. :)

[greenbrown]

Can I claim this one?

[govindgoel]

@greenbrown Go ahead

[greenbrown]

Please review @govindgoel