Hi,
I have a fastcsv collection (2d array) that I want to display as a
table. I figured the best way would be a helper function, and build
the table dynamically.
table = content_tag(:table,
#tbody begind
content_tag(:tbody,
#tr begin
collection.collect{|row| content_tag(:tr,
#td begin/end
row.collect{|field| content_tag(:td, field)},
:class => cycle('list-line-odd', 'list-line-even'))} #tr
end
), #tbody end
:class => 'grid') #table end
That works really well until I get to the point where I want to add a
thead or a tfoot. Is the best way to use a helper for each section
rather than doing the entire table?
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