use example from my config/environment.rb
Rails::Initializer.run do |config|
...
config.active_record.table_name_prefix = 'tools_'
...
end
Actually Globalize doesn't support this feature, so rake globalize:setup generates wrong tables. I didn't know how to solve this problem with rake but I can provide some ideas (after tables creation).
We need changes on some files to support this features:
/globalize/lib/globalize/localization/db_translate.rb:844
from
joins_clause << " LEFT OUTER JOIN globalize_translations AS #{facet_table_alias} " +
to
joins_clause << " LEFT OUTER JOIN #{Globalize::Translate.table_name} AS #{facet_table_alias} " +
/globalize/lib/globalize/localization/db_translate.rb:881
from
joins_clause << " LEFT OUTER JOIN globalize_translations AS #{facet_table_alias} " +
to
joins_clause << " LEFT OUTER JOIN #{Globalize::Translate.table_name} AS #{facet_table_alias} " +
Change set_table_name for
models/translation.rb
models/country.rb
models/language.rb
ex. from
set_table_name "globalize_translations"
to
set_table_name "#{ActiveRecord::Base.table_name_prefix}globalize_translations"
Edit models/view_translation.rb:17
from
SELECT distinct(namespace) FROM globalize_translations order by namespace
to
SELECT distinct(namespace) FROM #{Globalize::Translate.table_name} order by namespace
