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Since commit 7bbc4f4, the option values in the HTML generated by localized_language_select are upper-cased. Why is that? It results in values such as "EN-GB", which later doesn't correspond to the values in locales ("en-GB").

rails 3.1. Getting error message, 'undefined method `language' for #User:0x0000010292bd48'. Also rails cant find the localized_language_select:locales. Localized_language_select:import works fine however. Not sure why this does not work while localized_country_select works just fine

I was attempting to use <%= I18n.t user_language.languageCode, :scope => 'languages' %> in my application to convert 'en-US' to 'U.S. English'. Doing so resulted in an error that read 'translation missing: en, languages, en-us'.

Upon further investigation, I noticed that the value stored in my database was actually 'en-us', not 'en-US'.

This led me to look at the SELECT tag in my HTML page. For U.S. English, the HTML read 'U.S. English'.

Next I looked at the 'en.rb' file. In there, the U.S. English entry reads '"en-US" => "U.S. English"'.

Changing this line:

I18n.translate(:languages).map { |key, value| [value, key.to_s.downcase] }.sort

to:

I18n.translate(:languages).map { |key, value| [value, key.to_s] }.sort

in the localized_language_select.rb seems to have addressed the issue.