Thank you for the clarification. It still did not work for some
reason...
On Oct 31, 3:47 pm, "Nathan Weizenbaum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The recommended way of dealing with long lines is to move them into a
> helper. This makes your views much easier to read, and encourages you to
> abstract out repetitive calls.
>
> If that's absolutely unworkable, you can use the pipe character to write
> multiline calls in Haml. You have the syntax wrong: you need to put a pipe
> character after every line that you want to merge into one line, like so:
>
> = observe_field :lookup_field, |
> :url => { :controller => :some_controller, :action => :lookup }, |
> :update => :destination, |
> :with => "seed" |
>
> - Nathan
>
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