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  • j
    Think @User did something like this and tweeted about it 🤔
  • m
  • j
    That's indeed the one I thought of 🙂
  • c
    Later I will be doing my last PR for hacktoberfest. I want to make add a title to the app header buttons so when you hover they say search and help like this
  • c
  • c
    Does anyone know how I can localise these title attributes please?
  • c
  • w
    Happy to help on a lunchtime discord hack @User if not
  • m
    I can think of a way set a variable in the controller
  • c
    Hi @User I'm getting ready for holiday so won't have any free time. I just want to get this PR in before bed tonight
  • c
    Thanks for the offer though
  • w
    Ah nice - off anywhere fun?!
  • c
    Tour of the south west, moy loverr
  • w
    Like Matt said you could localize some variables in controller and set them on Angular model and use them in the view
  • w
    Nice - enjoy 🙂
  • c
  • c
    The file isn't obvious where the controller is for it
  • w
    umbappheader.directive.js
    Umbraco.Web.UI.Client/src/common/directives/components/application
  • w
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    * <!-- Attribute -->
    * <input type="text" localize="placeholder" placeholder="@placeholders_entername" />
    * <input type="text" localize="placeholder,title" title="@section_key" placeholder="@placeholders_entername" />
    * <div localize="title" title="@section_key"></div>
  • w
    <div localize="title" title="@section_key"></div>
  • w
    Note the localize on the div is saying which attribute on the element itself to translate
  • w
    then the title attribute contains the key to translate
  • w
    So you could do it direct in the view of the component if you wanted to @User
  • m
    I knew there had to be a better way 😄
  • c
    @User brilliant, thank you
  • c
    Worked a treat, thanks
  • w
    Brill 😄
  • p
    Don't know if this is the best place to ask this, but will see what everyone thinks. I've been wanting to look at performance for Umbraco a bit and I noticed that a lot of memory goes towards the LocalizedTextService for containing all the translations within the backoffice. This is probably because all languages are being loaded in. Would it maybe be smart to only load in the languages that are actually used within the backoffice? Or is there a reason that everything is loaded in at the start?
  • p
    Or maybe I am totally looking in the wrong spot....
  • p
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