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Thomas Edwards

I have a line in a language config...

'learn_more' => 'To get started, learn more',

But I only want the ‘learn more’ bit to be a link.

Example desire output:

To get started, <a href="#">learn more</a>

I’m looking for the most elegant way of doing this, without splitting it into two strings.

Something similar to the way printf() works:

'learn_more' => 'To get started, learn more about %s',
printf(__('product.learn_more'), $product_name);

Harro

Lang supports named parameters on both the Lang::get() method and the __() helper.

'learn_more' => 'To get started, learn more about :product',

And use:

echo __('product.learn_more'), array('product' => $product_name));

Thomas Edwards

Thanks Harrow!

Can you think of an elegant way to combine that with Html::anchor() to just have the ‘learn more’ in an anchor tag, but without separating it into two values?

Harro

No, not directly, other than to put the HTML in the language string (which imho is not really a solution).

Thomas Edwards

Yeah that’s what I was trying to avoid, thanks anyway!

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