Can't you just render the html files as a partial. Rails will take care of
figuring out if it is html/haml, etc.
= render 'some_file'
where _some_file.html is a pure html file.
This works for me, if I truly understand the question correctly.
On Sunday, January 24, 2010 8:31:23 PM UTC-5, Jon Hancock wrote:
>
> I have thousands of html files (simple, all static text) which I need
> to embed in haml. Currently, I am getting around the problem by
> rendering a page and then doing an AJAX call to get the embedded html
> content. This approach is somewhat efficient as I can use send_file
> to serve up the embedded content, but there are cases when I can't use
> this approach.
>
> I tried this (which I don't see in the haml docs):
>
> %include{ :file => "#{html_file_path}" }
>
> This not work, but it doesn't give me errors either.
>
> Any ideas?
> thanks, Jon
>
>
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