Hi all,
I love the HAML/SASS syntax, awesome. However, I stumbled onto a
problem that I could only correct by reverting back to RHTML. To
narrow it down to HAML I created a basic rails app and scaffold,
renamed edit.rhtml to edit.rhtml_ (trailing underscore), and created a
new edit.haml file that looks like this:
- form_tag :action => 'update', :id => @page do
= render :partial => 'form'
= submit_tag 'Edit'
I left the form partial as _form.rhtml.
When the form is rendered the following text: ("aa" followed by a
blank line followed by "bb", all flush left)
aa
bb
is rendered as: (this is inside of a textarea tag)
aa
bb
(six leading spaces before bb)
Also, any further lines will be indented six spaces, including blank
lines (six blanks). The exact number varied a bit depending on whether
or not I was using a partial (edit.haml + _form.haml) or just putting
it all into the one file edit.haml. If I was using partials it would
indent 8, 10, or even 12 spaces depending on how I was laying out the
page (this was before I narrowed it down to HAML so I wasn't
consistent).
If I revert back to RHTML, the leading spaces go away. Any idea why
this happened?
I am running Rails 1.2.3 on Ruby 1.8.4 on Windows XP.
Thanks in advance,
-dave
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