On May 3, 2007, at 3:00 PM, Michael G. Noll wrote:
>
> Here's the snippet of my Mako template to output the required
> JavaScript via WebHelpers:
>
> =============== snipp ================
> ${h.link_to_function("?",
> h.update_element_function("dom_element_to_be_updated", content="foo
> bar"))}
> =============== snipp ================
>
> The resulting output of the template is:
>
> =============== snipp ================
> <a href="#" onclick="$('dom_element_to_be_updated').innerHTML = 'foo
> bar';
> ; return false;">?</a>
> =============== snipp ================
> (as a side note, there is a line break here between the first and the
> second line)
>
this doesnt seem like a Mako issue. that youre getting <a
href="#"... means that the outermost ${} tag is definitely getting
parsed as an expression substitution and h.link_to_function is
working, and that the resulting expression figures out the "content"
argument means h.update_element_function is doing something too. its
just spitting out a weird $(<expresion>) type of syntax for some reason.
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