Hyperlinks not rendering properly

Rails
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I am trying to put a hyperlink in my view and it is not being rendered
properly.

In my view, I have:

<%= link_to ‘Search’, ‘google.com’ %>

the HTML source when rendered is:
Search

However, on the browser, it displays:

Search(google.com)

If I try and use a standard ‘a href=’, it does the same thing.

Has anyone experienced this before?

Thanks.

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dubstep wrote in post #970978:

I am trying to put a hyperlink in my view and it is not being rendered
properly.

In my view, I have:

<%= link_to ‘Search’, ‘google.com’ %>

the HTML source when rendered is:
Search

That’s proper HTML. Your app is doing the right thing. (Although you
probably want http:// in there.)

However, on the browser, it displays:

Search(google.com)

If I try and use a standard ‘a href=’, it does the same thing.

Has anyone experienced this before?

Since the HTML is correct, this sounds like a browser display setting.
What browser? Any weird plugins or strange CSS or JavaScript?

Try a different browser and see what happens.

Thanks.

Best,

Marnen Laibow-Koser
http://www.marnen.org
[email protected]

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On Dec 27, 10:40pm, dubstep [email protected] wrote:

I am trying to put a hyperlink in my view and it is not being rendered
properly.

In my view, I have:

<%= link_to ‘Search’, ‘google.com’ %>

You’re missing the protocol (http://)

Fred

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On 27 December 2010 22:40, dubstep [email protected] wrote:

However, on the browser, it displays:

Search(google.com)

If I try and use a standard ‘a href=’, it does the same thing.

Nothing to do with Rails then. Does it happen on all links or just this
one?

Colin

5

Yes, I know “http://” should have been on the link - it was just a
rough example.
I resolved this… Turns out that it was the ‘print.css’ file from the
Blueprint CSS framework.

I’ve never used Blueprint before, but there ya go!

Thanks guys.