Change t to translation in dashboard/_comment_moderate

[ana-vela]

Fixes #6598

Changed the function named t(....) to be named as translation(...) on lines 4, 5, 6, and 8.

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Merging #8509 into main will decrease coverage by 0.11%.
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app/services/execute_search.rb	88.88% <0.00%> (-5.56%)	⬇️
app/api/srch/search.rb	66.87% <0.00%> (-3.83%)	⬇️

[jywarren]

Hi, this looks great! Can you share a screenshot of the changes so we can just be sure it worked? You can do this by opening GitPod and it will boot up your changes!

[ana-vela]

Sure! When I connect with Gitpod, this is what I see. Is there something else I need to do? Or is a different screenshot needed? Thanks for your time!

[jywarren]

Those definitely show that the site is running, which is great!

Well if you are able to create an account and post a comment on the site that's running in Gitpod, and then, perhaps, log in with admin/password to see what the comment looks like on the dashboard, we can see it in situ! But if you run into any trouble with that, I'm happy to give it a go as well. Thanks so much!

[ana-vela]

I was able to create a user account to test this change. I could add comments to an existing blog post. Then I logged in as admin and was given the option to the approve the comments. Once these buttons were clicked, the comments were added and no errors appeared.

Is the function different for comments to questions? I wanted to add a comment to a question I added, but when I clicked the link to access that question, I saw this error:

[jywarren]

Hi, I think it should be the same but I believe this template is used only on the dashboard, when view it comments there! Can you try viewing your comment in that page and then your changes should appear!

Thank you, much appreciated!! You're doing super well here!

[ana-vela]

I still got an error when I logged out and tried to see the question. I wonder if this is related to being in the dev environment. I believe the initial issue is resolved. Let me know if there is anything else needed. Thank you!

[jywarren]

Oh, i'm so sorry, yes, this is something we're trying to resolve in #8499 because GitPod has trouble with those pages for some reason. I can download and run this in a couple days and will merge it then - thank you so much!

[ana-vela]

Thank you!

[jywarren]

This is all good! Thank you so much!!

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[jywarren]

Great work!!!

[ana-vela]

Thank you, @jywarren! I saw that a comment was successfully posted two days ago on the stable dev site. (I tried to add a comment on that site a few days ago, but it is pending approval.)