Here is the truncate code I'm using:

    <%= truncate(teammember.user.full_name, :length => 8)%>

teammember.user.full_name returns names like:
 - Steve Jobs
 - Larry Oracle
 - James Bond
 - Dhandar Kentavolv

Butall the truncate is doing is returning:
 - Steve Jobs...
 - Larry Oracle...
 - James Bond...
 - Dhandar Kentavolv...


The user.full_name is not a field in the DB but a helper in the user
model, which might be the issue.?

        def full_name
                if !fname.nil? && !fname.empty?
                        [fname, lname].join(" ")
                else
                        ['User', id].join(" ")
                end
        end

I then tried:
<%= truncate("Once upon a time in a world far far away", :length =>
1)%>
And that returns: Once... and not O...


Any ideas? thanks!

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