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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>

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

I have a module as shown below and when I extend an active record to use it, I can not access the primary_key method. In a simple test program using a similar approach where active record is not involved, access to the class methods seems to work ok. What can I do to make this work or so that I can access the class methods ? ################################## require

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''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"

Hi, I wanted to covert all my erb over to haml, but I use HTML5 tags like nav, section, article, etc. Any idea if this is supported by haml? Checked out their site, nothing mentioned there or did I miss something. Sorry noob here. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Ruby on Rails: Talk" group. To post to this group, send email to

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

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

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?

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

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/.

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

Eribium, a content managing system built with rails has been released completely free under the MIT License. http://www.eribium.org/eribium/?p=21 You can find a demo here: http://alexmaccaw.no-ip.info:3000/admin (user and pass are ''demo''). Some of the features include: * Completely Unobtrusive Javascript. * Liquid View, works with pretty much any screen resolution.

Upgraded from rails 3.0.7.rc1 to 3.0.8 today and ran into a problem when rendering haml: TypeError in Pages#home Cannot modify SafeBuffer in place Full Trace: activesupport (3.0.8) lib/active_support/core_ext/string/output_safety.rb:122:in `gsub!'' haml (3.1.1) lib/haml/compiler.rb:382:in `block in build_attributes'' haml (3.1.1) lib/haml/compiler.rb:358:in `each'' haml

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

This is in windows .. So from irb, I can load hpricot ok. (ruby 1.8.7) C:\Users\Laurence\rails-play\plug-test>irb irb(main):001:0> require ''hpricot'' LoadError: no such file to load -- hpricot from (irb):1:in `require'' from (irb):1 irb(main):002:0> require ''rubygems'' => true irb(main):003:0> require

{} || || ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ <= _whycake ~ Camping 2.1 ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I''m pleased to announce another release of Camping, the microframework. This time we''ve focused on improving the 1.9 support, adding (builtin) support for more template engines, refreshing the homepage and just general bug fixes. gem install camping Home:

Hi there I have several view specs, that include the following snippet in their "before" block to stub the methods by acts_as_authenticated before :each do @u = mock_model(User) @u.should_receive(:name).and_return("Hans Muster") template.should_receive(:logged_in?).and_return(true) template.should_receive(:current_user).and_return(@u) end this

I''ve got Liquid installed and maybe since I''m not coming in with Django experience, I''m completely mystified by how to pass anything worthwhile to a template. In my controller: def preview @customer = Customer.find(1) @letter = Letter.find(1) @liquid_body = Liquid::Template.parse(@letter.body) @x =

Thought I''d post this under its own heading so others can find it. Thanks to David for the pointers to solve this. Here is the incantation needed to use HAML 2.0 under RSpec 1.1.5 (Needs the .5 for a fix) # application_helper_spec.rb under spec/helpers ... before :each do helper.extend Haml helper.extend Haml::Helpers helper.send :init_haml_helpers end it