<table-plus fields="image, this, last_name, desk, email_address,
created_at, roles, gender, country, language, marc_role_names">
<email_address-view:>
<%= this %>
</email_address-view:>
<image-view:>
<img src="&this"/>
</image-view:>
<desk-view:>
<a href="/users/#{this_parent.id}/desk">Desk</a>
</desk-view:>
<roles-view:>
<%= this.join(', ')%>
</roles-view:>
<image-heading:></image-heading:>
<desk-heading:>Desk</desk-heading:>
<roles-heading:>Roles</roles-heading:>
<marc_role_names-heading:>Marc Role Names</marc_role_names-heading:>
</table-plus>
</collection>
I worked around by defining headings without a link.
On Friday, August 22, 2014 9:39:34 AM UTC+2, JezC wrote:
>
> Can you share the DRYML you are using with the <table-plus> tag? I think I
> know the problem...
>
>
> On Friday, 22 August 2014 00:48:53 UTC+1, umuro wrote:
>>
>> When I use an attribute like
>> sort-columns="first_name,last_name,created_at" on table-plus, all I am
>> getting an exception saying "string not matched".
>>
>> In the example above, the listed fields are all proper database fields of
>> my table.
>>
>> What am I doing wrong>
>>
>
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