Hello,
So I have a product description field and in that product description
field every time I have the @ symbol followed by a product id the
following method will replace the @ sign with the products permalink
in a <a href=""> format. The code below works.
def product_description(product)
product.description.gsub(/@(\w+)/m) do |w|
ws = Product.find_by_id("#{$1}")
%{<a href="#{ws.permalink}">}
end
end
However now I want to be able to be able to give it two options, the @
and the @c. the @ sign will associate it with a product id and the @c
will associate it with a category id. So I tried the following bellow
but I can only get one or the other to work, I can not get them to
work at the same time.
def product_description(product)
product.description.gsub(/@(\w+)/m) do |w|
ws = Product.find_by_id("#{$1}")
%{<a href="#{ws.permalink}">}
end
product.description.gsub(/@c(\w+)/m) do |w|
ws = Category.find_by_id("#{$1}")
%{<a href="#{ws.permalink}">}
end
end
If anyone has some suggestions I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks
in advance.
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