How to avoid auto-closing tag while using insert_html method

Rails
1

It seems that
page.insert_html :bottom, ‘current-entry’, ‘

’
will generate
automatically. That is, it auto-close the
‘div’
tag.

However, this is not i want. What I want is a unclosing tag. So, Is
there
any way to achieve the goal?

thx.

2

On Jun 28, 2007, at 2:11 PM, Ye Dingding wrote:

It seems that
page.insert_html :bottom, ‘current-entry’, ‘

’
will generate
automatically. That is, it auto-close
the ‘div’ tag.

However, this is not i want. What I want is a unclosing tag. So, Is
there any way to achieve the goal?

thx.

I think that the HTML fragment has to be “complete” so it’s not valid
to do what you ask. Perhaps you could state what your true goal is?
Or explain the other options that you’ve considered and why an
opening

is what you think you need.

-Rob

Rob B. http://agileconsultingllc.com
[email protected]

3

On 6/29/07, Rob B. [email protected] wrote:

thx.

I think that the HTML fragment has to be “complete” so it’s not valid to
do what you ask. Perhaps you could state what your true goal is? Or explain
the other options that you’ve considered and why an opening

is what
you think you need.

I want the inner_html in the div can be replacable. That’s,
page.replace_html “cc”, :partial => “xxx”
If it’s not valid, i’ll turn to use another way to change the content.

-Rob

4

On Jun 28, 2007, at 2:58 PM, Ye Dingding wrote:

thx.

I think that the HTML fragment has to be “complete” so it’s not
valid to do what you ask. Perhaps you could state what your true
goal is? Or explain the other options that you’ve considered and
why an opening

is what you think you need.

I want the inner_html in the div can be replacable. That’s,
page.replace_html “cc”, :partial => “xxx”
If it’s not valid, i’ll turn to use another way to change the content.

If that is something that will happen in some future request, then
‘

’ should be able to handle the equivalent of:

$(‘cc’).innerHTML = “partial xxx”

is the same as

Try it and see!

-Rob