In this case, ~ won't save you. That's only useful when you have some
script that's returning something with a textarea in it. Because the
issue here seems to be that the 50-character-linebreak rule is messing
with you, what you want to do is convert that textarea to use the Rails
helper, /then/ use ~ on that:
~ textarea # etc.
- Nathan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> got the problem with unneeded indentations in textarea:
> controller:
> ...
> @rows = 2
> @cols = 27
> @ftest = "TEST ME TEST ME TEST ME TEST ME TEST ME TEST ME TEST ME"
> ...
>
> haml:
> ...
> %textarea#description.texta{:name => 'description', :rows =>
> @rows, :cols =>@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> ...
>
> in other posts I have found that ~ would help but could not make it
> workable in my case.
> How should I rewrite my haml part so it works fine?
>
> thanks in advance,
> smok
>
>
> >
>
>
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