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Thursday, July 01 2010
5014 I18n translated strings are html-escaped in views was updated in Ruby on Rails
Wednesday, June 30 2010
5014 I18n translated strings are html-escaped in views was updated in Ruby on Rails
  • Carsten Gehling
    Carsten Gehling commented at 10:09 AM

    Ah yes of course. :-)

    I am not sure that it is a good idea to patch it then. It'll probably make things more confusing. Shouldn't a developer be able to expect ...

  • Carsten Gehling
    • Tag changed from html_safe, i18n to 3.x, html_safe, i18n
    by Carsten Gehling at 9:15 AM
  • Carsten Gehling
    • Tag changed from i18n html_safe to html_safe, i18n
    by Carsten Gehling at 9:13 AM
  • Carsten Gehling
    Carsten Gehling created the ticket at 9:12 AM

    I don't know if this is expected behavior or an unexpected by-product of Rails now auto-escaping all strings in views, but it bit me when upgrading my app to Ra...

Tuesday, June 15 2010
2155 Please add :position => :replace to link_to_remote (and family) was updated in Ruby on Rails
  • Carsten Gehling
    Carsten Gehling commented at 9:02 AM

    Agreed, but it was also only meant as a short-term fix - until I saw how old this ticket is :-)

    But better yet ATM is the rjs-template file to decouple controll...

  • Carsten Gehling
    Carsten Gehling commented at 7:09 AM

    ...or you could just put your responding RJS code in a template file:

    youraction.rjs

    page.replace 'some_dom_id', :partial => 'new_conten
    

    Then you've got your ...

  • Carsten Gehling
    Carsten Gehling commented at 7:01 AM

    In the meantime, you could use :update and reference an immediate parent container.

    /Carsten

  • Carsten Gehling
    Carsten Gehling commented at 6:52 AM

    I think development focus is more on RJS, but I could sometimes need this too. I'll have a look and see what I can do.

    /Carsten

Saturday, February 27 2010
393 Routes are case sensitive was updated in Ruby on Rails