Hi
I have a doubt. Dont know it is valid. Just asking. I am trying to
reuse the same partial _form for both new and edit. So from new.html.erb
I call partial like
<%= render :partial => ‘user_fields’, :locals => {:f => f}%>
and in _user_fields.html.erb an example field as
<%= u.label :first_name,'First Name' %>
<%= u.text_field :first_name,:maxlength => 50 %>
My question is if I call this same partial in edit.html.erb also,
how can I apply the h() method like below (since this fields being
populated with value from db being an edit form)
<%=h u.label :first_name,'First Name' %>
<%=h u.text_field :first_name,:maxlength => 50 %>
Thanks in advance
Tom
My question is if I call this same partial in edit.html.erb also,
how can I apply the h() method like below (since this fields being
populated with value from db being an edit form)
<%=h u.label :first_name,'First Name' %>
<%=h u.text_field :first_name,:maxlength => 50 %>
I’m pretty sure the text_field method will cover that for you - you
wouldn’t want to put the h where you have there or you’d end up escaping
the actual field.
If you really wanted to override the value then you could do something
like this:
<%= u.text_field :first_name, :value => h(your_value) %>
On 23 Mar, 07:46, Tom M. [email protected] wrote:
Hi
I have a doubt. Dont know it is valid. Just asking. I am trying to
reuse the same partial _form for both new and edit. So from new.html.erb
I call partial like
Well it is valid but not useful - The label help would generate
something like
<label for='first_name>First Name
But then h comes along and escapes the whole lot (not just the label
contents) - try it for yourself!
Fred