Thank you Tom.
<h4><a with="&Message" params="&{'folder'=>'inbox'}">Inbox</a></h4>
Was just what I was looking for. Back to programming with hobo :)
Best regards.
Asbjørn Morell
Tom Locke wrote:
> Rapid (Hobo's tag library) uses a concept of 'enhanced tags' -- these are
> regular tags that you are familiar with, that know how to fill in details
> that you don't give them.
>
> For example, in HTML it wouldn't make sense to have an <a> tag without either
> an href attribute (for a link) or name attribute (for an anchor to target
> with other links).
>
> If you don't give either of these, Rapid's enhanced behaviour kicks in - in
> the case of <a>, you get a link to whatever is in context, which works great
> most of the time.
>
> In your case it looks like you have nothing (nil) in context, so you
> obviously don't want to link to that : ) So IOW you don't want the enhanced
> behaviour.
>
> Simply do
>
> <a href="...">My Link</a>
>
> Where ... could use regular Rails helpers, e.g. #{url_for ...}
>
> Other tags like <input> and <form> have the same approach - if you use them
> as you would in regular HTML, they don't do anything surprising.
>
> HTH
>
> Tom
>
> p.s. if a class is in context, you get a link to the corresponding index
> page, so you could also do
>
> <a with="&Message" params="&my_hash">...</a>
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