DRYML guide <l> tag example may be misleading
Reported by john (at john-conti) | March 12th, 2009 @ 02:38 PM
From the DRYML portion of the cookbook:
And here’s a tag for making a link to the current context. We’ll assume the object will be recognised by Rails’ polymorphic routing. Let’s call it <l> (for link).
<def tag="l"><a href="#{url_for this}" param="default"/></def>
Note that by defining that <a> tag, normal HTML <a> tags won’t work anymore. We’ll see how to fix that in a later section.
I suspect the original tag defined was an <a>
and then was changed to <l> without changing the
text.
When I get git savvy I will start fixing this stuff since I am using the cookbook heavily right now. Since I am not up on git right now, I will spare you the hassle of having me fix it myself :-)
Cheers, John
PS: Wonderful work. Thank you.
Comments and changes to this ticket
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Bryan Larsen August 21st, 2009 @ 09:39 PM
- State changed from “new” to “resolved”
Tom fixed this on Mar 25th but didn't close the bug.
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