similar to: haml to erb - does it work with new html5 tags?

Hey all, I was converting a haml file to erb and when finished, I ran the app and got this error message: NoMethodError in Students#student_fail Showing app/views/students/student_fail.erb where line #40 raised: undefined method `join'' for #<String:0x105a5e0c8> Extracted source (around line #40): 37: 38: <% fields << render(:partial =>

I would like to use Haml for pages (and possibly templates) and Sass for CSS. But I am a webgen newbie and can''t figure out the configuration. Is such a configuration possible? Could someone help me set it up?

I have been asked a couple of times at job interviews if I am familiar with HAML or Liquid so I was wondering if maybe I should start using them and perhaps it would make the views easier to work with. If I install HAML on a machine where my app is that has alot of regular HTML in the .erb views already, will it still work with those or do I need to convert everything to HAML ? Can I have some

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I am looking into HAML and am trying to convert one of my ERB templates to see what I think of it. Everything was going pretty well until I got to the following snippet: <div class="<%= t.done ? "task done": "task" %>"> <p class="title"><%= h(t.description)%></p> </div> How would you do this in HAML? (I know how to

I wondered if anyone could help me with turning the following in ERB into HAML. I''m VERY new with HAML: ---- <div class="block-element span-7 colborder"> <span class="rightside blue-hue no_decor"><%= link_to "New Order", new_order_path, :remote => true %></span> <h3>Today''s Activity</h3> <hr>

I''m using the haml gem and it''s great, been using it for a while and I love it. I''ve got a problem trying to display the flash messages, if I do the following: - if flash[:notice] #flashNotice =flash[:notice] - else if flash[:error] #flashError =flash[:error] - end I get You don''t need to use "- end"

I''m just a rails newbie, but I thought I would point out a small observation. About a year ago, I was having real trouble making the decision about whether I should learn Ruby or Python. I finally settled on Ruby, one of the reasons being that I didn''t want my language to tell me how whitespace should work. (Although the main reason was how object oriented Ruby is) Although

hi all, I am converting my view into HAML format i have done it with "Html2Haml" command, then I removed all the "- end" from haml code and my indentation is also correct,but now it shows following errors I have kept code of show.html.erb and show.html.haml in attachment. please help me I am not getting what exactly the error is? compile error

In HAML I have hundreds of lines like the following: - xyz = someFuncThatReturnsString(''xyz'') and elsewhere %div{''id'' => xyz} The above lines work fine. - - - Attempting to keep things DRY (Don''t repeat yourself) I want to do something like - eval(otherFuncThatReturnsString(''xyz'')) where

I upgraded a small project that I had created on 3.1.3 to 3.2.0.rc2. Running rspec on it brings about a large amount of these messages: DEPRECATION WARNING: Passing a template handler in the template name is deprecated. You can simply remove the handler name or pass render :handlers => [:haml] instead. (called from block (2 levels) in <top (required)> at

It is a nuisance to have to rename all of your files from .erb to .haml. Is there a quick way around this? -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

Hello, I have the following: <% @projects.each do |project| %> <tr> . <td><%= link_to ''Destroy'', project, :confirm => ''Are you sure?'', :method => :delete %></td> . </tr> <% end %> How can I safely comment out the TD line above? Do I have to use the =begin way? -- You received this message because you

I don''t know if HAML questions are appropriate here ... but here goes. How does on end line to be rendered with a vertical bar (|) ? The vertical bar is a line continuation, aparently. Doing \| cause the vertical bar to be emitted ... as well as the backslash. -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups

Hi guys! I''m trying to help out our frontend guy by making a page a single page that contains every kind of situation our site uses. So there should be a header, a nav in a few various states, a new form, a form with errors, etc. Then I also want to figure out some way to show what it will look like in a few different screen sizes (I''m thinking of starting with a pair of

In my PlaceController, I have a search method, called remotely from a form the method is executed, but rendering is not executed as the template is stated as missing .. but it''s there ... post :search, :locale => I18n.locale, :format => :js, :country => "United" Error: test_should_search_places(Backoffice::PlacesControllerTest) ActionView::MissingTemplate:

The form is inside a table, enclosing a <tr> = form_tag admins_backoffice_dashboards_path, :remote =>"true" do %tr.search %th= link_to t(:clear), "#", :id => :clearFilter %th= select_tag :role, options_from_collection_for_select(Role.global, :id, :name, :selected => @role_id ) %th= text_field_tag :email, nil, :value

I need to be able to merge a lot of content for web pages, along with links to other pages taken from a list of categories. The text that goes with each category can be different depending on the context that it''s displayed in. I could do this by having a whole stack of *.html.erb files which hold the static content and access the Rails helpers to pull in stuff from the database and

I''m trying to use haml in my locale files but cant get it to parse. en.yml --------- page: content: " %p some paragraph %p another paragraph " view.html.haml ------------------- (works) =Haml::Engine.new(t(''page.content)).render -------------------(does not) =t(''page.content) is the first example the only way to do this? or am I going about

Folks, I have a strange situation where: library(MatchIt) f <- function(d) { m <- matchit(treatment ~ lsales + major.industry, data=d, method="nearest", discard="hull.treat") treatmentfirms <- match.data(m, group="treat") list(m=m, treatmentfirms=treatmentfirms) } res <- f(ex) does not work at the match.data() call,