Hi All,
I'm looking for something like:
%a{ :href => '/post', :data => {:method => :delete, :confirm => 'Are you
sure?'} } Delete
which would turn into:
<a href="/post" data="{method:'delete', confirm:'Are you sure?'}">Delete</a>
which would allow to do something like this in jQuery:
if (!confirm($(this).metadata().confirm)) return false;
m = "_method=" + $(this).metadata().method;
// etc.
In other words, I'm looking for haml to turn an attributes_hash value
into a json object instead of into simply strings produced by the
inspect method as it does now.
I'm polling whether this is something others would consider useful as well?
(Looking at the rails code turning a hash into a json object involves
quite a bit of code, not sure haml is up for supporting that...)
Regards,
Lawrence
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