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How to check if a translation mapping exists
See original GitHub issueHi there,
I couldn’t see if there was a way to see if a translation mapping exists?
What I mean is, I have an angular page where I am looking up translations dynamically in a loop. Mappings for some of them may not exist for whatever reason, and I’d like to make that check before attempting to render the translation and associated markup.
I mainly want to do these checks from a view, where I would be using the translate filter or directive.
But I also couldn’t see a way to do this from a controller using the $translate service either - although I’m sure it’s probably possible using the $translate service directly.
Any ideas?
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For anyone else looking: http://angular-translate.github.io/docs/en/#/guide/16_error-handling
+1 Note: Both links are “Page not Found”
It would be really great to have a helper method to explicitly check in advance if a translation exists. Also, if I could define a fallback-key that is used for non existent mappings.