I've been at this for a few hours and cannot seem to figure it out. I have
a sinatra application, which retrieves a data from a database and creates a
Post object. A field/attribute of post is named content
(ie: post.content) , which contains html data. I'm attempting to display
this content "AS HTML" in haml, but not having any luck.
In my haml form I have an @post object. The @post.content = <h1
style="text-align: center;">COOL</h1> <p> </p> <p>cool <span
style="color: #ff0000;">beans</span> man</p> .
How do I display this in a haml page as actual html and not just a string
of useless nonsense?
I've tried many things and it just displays the sting of html instead of
actually displaying the html "AS HTML" in the page.
ie:
#{@post.content}
!= #{@post.content}
= @post.content
I've tried dozens of other methods posted online, but for the life of me
cannot figure it out. I think rails has something like html_safe.
If I put something like "<h1>HELLO</h1> in the haml page it displays fine.
Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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