First, your Haml for the image tag is missing the ":src =>" from its
attribute hash (also, all images should have alternate text). It should be:
%img#thumb{:src => "/images/my_pic.gif", :alt => "My Pic"}
Second, the problem with your code is that you're trying to put Haml
code inside Ruby code. Ruby doesn't understand Haml, so this isn't going
to work. There are two ways you could do this. You could go all-Ruby,
and use the image_tag method, like so:
= link_to image_tag('my_pic.gif', 'My Pic', :id => 'thumb'), "www.mysite.com"
Or you could go all-Haml, and make an actual link element, like so:
%a{:href => "www.mysite.com"}
%img#thumb{:src => "/images/my_pic.gif", :alt => "My Pic"}
Whichever way works better for you.
- Nathan
cd wrote:
> Hello,
> Haml newbie here.
>
> I'm having trouble writing the hamlized version of this:
> <a href="www.mysite.com"><img id="thumb" src="/images/my_pic.gif"></a>
>
> I tried
> link_to %img#thumb{"/images/my_pic.gif"}, "www.mysite.com"
>
> but of course, that won't work.
> Could I get some help?
>
> -c.
>
>
> >
>
>
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