We typically aren't in the habit of correcting the formatting/other
issues of plugins - just the ActionView core. However, you do have a few
options. Probably the best of these is Haml's built-in object_ref
functionality:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Hello!
becomes
<div id="person_12345" class="person">Hello!</div>
This works for any tag, of course. It's not quite as robust as div_for,
in that it doesn't allow for multiple object refs per instance per page,
although we're planning on making [EMAIL PROTECTED] make <div
id="foo_person_12345" class="person"> in 1.5.
You could also manually add the attributes using the simply_helpful
stuff, like:
%div{id => dom_id(@person), class => dom_class(@person)}
Or, you could write your own helper function. There are lots of
functions in Haml::Helpers that are designed to help stuff like this -
in particular, check out lib/haml/helpers/action_view_mods.rb for good
examples of what you're trying to do.
- Nathan
Thibaud Guillaume-Gentil wrote:
> We have the same problem, with the - div_for block (from
> simply_helpful)
>
> I think's it's the same correction in the trunk, no? :-)
>
> Thank's!
>
> Thibaud
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