On Jan 16, 2012, at 10:26 AM, Colin Law wrote: > On 16 January 2012 17:15, Craig White <[email protected]> wrote: >> Looking to embed the html 'right guillemet' (») inside of a link_to >> reference in my view code... >> >> <%= (role.rights.sort{|a, b| [a.controller, a.action] <=> [b.controller, >> b.action]}.collect{|rights| [link_to (rights.controller + " » " + >> rights.action, :controller => "rights", :action => "edit", :id => >> rights.id)]}).join("<br />").html_safe -%> >> >> which results in... >> >> <a href="/rights/edit/53">groups &raquo; add_member</a><br /><a >> href="/rights/edit/50">groups &raquo; create</a><br /><a >> href="/rights/edit/54">groups &raquo; delete_member</a><br /><a >> href="/rights/edit/52">groups &raquo; destroy</a> >> >> which is not what I want obviously. >> >> (and yes, I will probably just move this to a helper once I get it working) >> >> Is it possible to embed HTML code inside the 'link_to' ? > > One way is to use "#{rights.controller} » #{rights.action}".html_safe ---- I understand the process of using the #{} but that is still in the middle of 'link_to' rails_tag helper and it seems that is the problem I am having.
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