Rails internationalization issue -

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i have following file structure:

models/modules/survey/survey.rb

and

controllers/modules/survey/surveys_controller.rb

i having internationalization survey model working:

pl:   activerecord:     models:       'modules/survey/survey':         one: ankieta         few: ankiet         #...         errors:           answers_required: 'wymagana liczba poprawnych odpowiedzi to: %{required_number}, liczba zaznaczonych odpowiedzi to: %{given_number}'     attributes:       'modules/survey/survey':         type: typ         name: nazwa         # more attributes

but can't controller's translation work.

neither this: 

pl:   'modules/survey/surveys':     index:       header: lista ankiet       # ...

nor this:

pl:   modules:     'survey/surveys':       index:         header: lista ankiet         # ...

works..

any suggestions?

ok, right after posting found solution - had nest 1 under another:

pl:   modules:     survey:       surveys:         index:           header: lista ankiet           # ...

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