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Updates pt-BR translation (#17105) [skip ci]

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Sidney Lins
2019-02-06 07:37:48 -02:00
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@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ The name after the `action` prefix maps to the action's ID.
When it comes to naming your actions, you should understand how Yii treats action IDs. Action IDs are always
referenced in lower case. If an action ID requires multiple words, they will be concatenated by dashes
(e.g., `create-comment`). Action method names are mapped to action IDs by removing any dashes from the IDs,
(e.g., `create-comment`). Action method IDs are mapped to action names by removing any dashes from the IDs,
capitalizing the first letter in each word, and prefixing the resulting string with `action`. For example,
the action ID `create-comment` corresponds to the action method name `actionCreateComment`.
@@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ a `message` parameter with a value of `"Goodbye"`, the `$message` variable withi
Within the action method, [[yii\web\Controller::render()|render()]] is called to render
a [view](structure-views.md) file named `say`. The `message` parameter is also passed to the view
so that it can be used there. The rendering result is returned by the action method. That result will be received
by the application and displayed to the end user in the browser (as part of a complete HTML page).
by the application and displayed to the end user in the browser (as part of a complete HTML page).
Creating a View <span id="creating-view"></span>
@@ -107,7 +107,7 @@ http://hostname/index.php?r=site%2Fsay&message=Hello+World
![Hello World](images/start-hello-world.png)
This URL will result in a page displaying "Hello World". The page shares the same header and footer as the other application pages.
This URL will result in a page displaying "Hello World". The page shares the same header and footer as the other application pages.
If you omit the `message` parameter in the URL, you would see the page display just "Hello". This is because `message` is passed as a parameter to the `actionSay()` method, and when it is omitted,
the default value of `"Hello"` will be used instead.