Any url with documents, articles about how to study Rhtml?

Ruby
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I am new to Rails and I would like to study the Rhtml grammar and
practice
the basic elements in Rhtml. But I can’t find enough resource for my
study.

Would any guys show some great blog or documents or articles to me?

Any suggestion would be quite appreciated.

Thanks.
Wesley C…

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I am new to Rails and I would like to study the Rhtml grammar and practice
the basic elements in Rhtml. But I can’t find enough resource for my
study.

What did Google tell you about them?

Tip: Also seek “eRB” - that’s the usual language for *.html.erb files…

3

Thanks to Phlip, I still can’t find any useful resource when I search
“ERB”
by google.
Any other suggestion?
I want a book talking about rhtml, with most of the tags included.

Thanks.
Wesley C…

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On Apr 21, 9:36 pm, Wesley C. [email protected] wrote:

Wesley C…
Check out the thread ‘learning ruby’ I just posted

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On Tuesday 21 April 2009 21:37:14 Wesley C. wrote:

I want a book talking about rhtml, with most of the tags included.

No you don’t. That would be a horrible book.

Here’s what ERB is:

<% some ruby code %>

That will evaluate the string “some ruby code” as Ruby.

<%= some ruby code %>

That will evaluate the string “some ruby code” as Ruby, and insert its
return
value into the document.

That is it. That’s all. You can play with this in Rails by creating a
.txt.erb
document and inserting those tags into it – obviously, with real Ruby,
instead of just the text “some ruby code”.

Everything else you see in an “RHTML” document is HTML, not ERB. There
is
nothing magic about RHTML – it is simply the combination of HTML and
ERB.

So, what you probably want is a book on HTML and CSS before you even
start
with Rails. You might also want a book on just Ruby, before you try
Rails.

Also, this list is about Ruby, not Rails. If you have Rails-specific
questions,
you should ask the Rails list.

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I still can’t find any useful resource when I search “ERB”
by google.
Any other suggestion?

[ BTW, The Rails mailing list is more appropriate for Rails
questions. ]