You can also use the "find_and_preserve" helper.
On Jan 12, 11:28 pm, Erik Peterson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Man, Ok, I get it. You have to use ~
> ~ f.text_area :body, :rows => 30, :cols => 120
>
> Not in the documentation. Uncool.
>
> (Don't want to sound like a prick. Really. haml is awesome. Just
> kind of rough around the edges. And sometimes rough edges can cut you
> and give you tetanus. And even though you love that old, rusty
> Studebaker, you're still upset that you have tetanus. Good thing that
> tildes are like tetanus shots, man. Good thing.)
>
> On Jan 12, 11:21 pm, Erik Peterson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Ok, so when I have a textarea, I'll declare it thusly:
> > %p
> > %b Body
> > %br/
> > = f.text_area :body, :rows => 30, :cols => 120
>
> > Which works, except when I edit the form and the text is put into the
> > textarea, there are all these spaces at the beginning of every newline
> > within the textarea, due to the indention loveliness going on.
>
> > So no problem, right? Just use tab_down and get it back down to where
> > it should be. Right? Wrong. This haml file is rendered within a
> > layout file, and tab_down won't go any further than the base indention
> > for the file that tab_down is being called in. So, while the
> > text_area line within edit.html.haml only has an indentation of 4
> > spaces, it has an indention within application.html.haml-
>
> > >edit.html.haml of 14 lines.
>
> > Anyone have any workarounds?
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