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In the filter translation the name is set to a boolean instead of the translation value.
It works for translations that are purely uppercase eg. KAUFEN because the value gets set again in Line 348 but does not for mixed eg. MIETE_PACHTEN.
KAUFEN
348
MIETE_PACHTEN
This bug can be fixed by using the Null Coalescing Operator.
Null Coalescing Operator
Install the bundle, use the filter and have a translation that is not purely uppercase.
The filter should output the translation from the translation files.
This bug can be fixed by my pull-request: #33
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Bug description
In the filter translation the name is set to a boolean instead of the translation value.
It works for translations that are purely uppercase eg.
KAUFEN
because the value gets set again in Line348
but does not for mixed eg.MIETE_PACHTEN
.This bug can be fixed by using the
Null Coalescing Operator
.Steps to reproduce
Install the bundle, use the filter and have a translation that is not purely uppercase.
Expected behavior
The filter should output the translation from the translation files.
Screenshots
Frontend output of filter button shows "1" should be "Mieten/Pachten"
Debugging with Symfony Profiler
Environment
This bug can be fixed by my pull-request: #33
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: