so %tr{:style => nil} will render <tr> right? In this case, is there a
clean way to add 'disabled' to a form input?
(I was expecting something like %input{:disabled => nil} to render
<input disabled>)
On Jan 5, 11:19 am, Nathan Weizenbaum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> %tr{:style => status == :expected ? nil : "display :none;"}
> %td Expected month
> %td= f.date_select "expected_date", :order => [:month, :year]
>
> Attribute hashes are Ruby code. You can do anything in them that you
> could do in a normal hash literal (plus a little more if you want to).
>
> - Nathan
>
> bartocc wrote:
> > Hi,
>
> > is there an Dryier way to write this with HAML ?
> > The difference concerns the line %tr{:style => "display :none;"}
>
> > - if status == :expected
> > %tr
> > %td Expected month
> > %td= f.date_select "expected_date", :order => [:month, :year]
> > - else
> > %tr{:style => "display :none;"}
> > %td Expected month
> > %td= f.date_select "expected_date", :order => [:month, :year]
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