Hi all,
I'm currently doing a little CMS system in Rails and I would like the
user/administrator of a site to be able to render partials on pages. I
have a Page model with a content attribute. Inside that attribute I
would like the admin to be able to put something like this:
{contact_form submit:"Submit now!" reset:"Reset form"}
This is just an example, but this should then render a partial like
this:
render :partial => "widgets/contact_form", :locals => {:submit =>
"Submit now!", :reset => "Reset form"}
I have been trying to make up a regular expression to approach this, but
I'm not very good at it. It looks like this:
/\{(\w+) (\w+):(.+)*\}/
But it is hard to make it respect multiple arguments, if you know what I
mean. Now, if any of you have an idea of how to finish this regular
expression, or maybe know a different solution of how to let the admin
render partials "dynamically", I would appreciate if you'd let me know.
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