Nice, version 1.6.0 works perfect, thx a lot! ~ Jarod On Jun 18, 5:37 pm, Nathan Weizenbaum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Oh! I think I know what this is now. Haml used to assign local variables > by defining methods that returned them, rather than actually, you know, > assigning local variables. This means that when you render "_tag" with a > collection, the "tag" faux-local overrides the "tag" helper that > ActionView uses. This behavior has been changed in trunk, so it should > work if you update. > > - Nathan > > DD.Jarod wrote: > > Hi, > > I ran into a problem with a template named _tag.haml this day. I > > searched this group and found some post with a related (maybe the > > same?) problem, but no solution: > > 'Strange Haml Interference with @tags or Tag.find(:all)' > >http://groups.google.com/group/haml/browse_thread/thread/9d37159348fc... > > I tried to reply to the post, but I was unable to do that, so I made a > > new one. > > > Currently I ran Version 1.5.2 of haml within rails, and now to the > > point: > > Like Russel Norris, I have a model named 'Tag' too, and at some point > > in the code, I use a template for instances of Tag: > > > # .../views/.../list.haml > > [...] > > #content > > =render :partial => @selection.to_s.downcase, :collection => > > @content > > [...] > > > in which @selection is either Tag or Feed (both are instance of Class, > > representing models) and @content is an array of instances of either > > Tag or Feed. Within the _feed.haml template all went good. And here is > > the _tag.haml template: > > > # .../views/.../_tag.haml > > .tag > > .icon= image_tag 'unknown.png' unless tag.icon == '' > > .name= tag.name > > .tag_new= tag.tag_new? ? 'Y' : 'N' > > > what happens is, that the rails helper image_tag gets screwed up. It > > produces something like: > > <div class='tag'> > > <div class='icon'>#<Tag:0xb6880d7c></div> > > <div class='name'>12345</div> > > <div class='tag_new'>N</div> > > </div> > > > whereas the following rhtml code (after removing the _tag.haml file) > > > # .../views/.../_tag.rhtml > > <div class='tag'> > > <div class='icon'><%= image_tag 'unknown.png' unless tag.icon == > > ''%></div> > > <div class='name'><%= tag.name%></div> > > <div class='tag_new'><%= tag.tag_new? ? 'Y' : 'N'%></div> > > </div> > > > is producing > > <div class='tag'> > > <div class='icon'><img alt="Unknown" src="/images/unknown.png? > > 1182104186" /></div> > > <div class='name'>12345</div> > > <div class='tag_new'>N</div> > > </div> > > > Until now, I havn't found another problem with the Tag model. I will > > stick with the rhtml at the moment, it's not THAT ugly (... ok, it > > is :). > > I hope that helps with fixing the bug, or finding a workaround. > > > btw I tried > > .icon= self.send(:image_tag, 'unknown.png') unless tag.icon == '' > > in the _tag.haml template, which resulted in the same error. > > > ~ Jarod
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