You would need some kind of JavaScript-HAML library for that ... and bundle
it with Ruby on Javascript as well, to handle the link_to methods you are
trying to call.
This just does not make sense, you are trying to run HAML and Ruby on Rails
in a user's browser.
Please, don't.
On Wed, Nov 26, 2008 at 18:35, rvr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> how do i handle haml inside inline js so that it will get processed?
> this code works fine except that the markup inside the document.write
> statements is treated as plain text.
>
> :javascript
> if (document.cookie.indexOf('signed_in') == -1) {
> document.write('%li.first= link_to("Sign In", :controller =>
> "user", :action => "sign_in")');
> document.write('%li.last= link_to("Create
> Profile", :controller => "user", :action => "create")');
> } else {
> document.write('%li.first= link_to("My Account", :controller
> => "user", :action => "user")');
> document.write('%li.last= link_to("Sign Out", :controller =>
> "user", :action => "sign_out")');
> }
>
> any help is appreciated.
>
> >
>
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