Hi,
using — (3 dashes) at the end of a string that is textilized,
results in a single hr tag without any text. This seems weird to me.
Am I overlooking something?
av = ActionView::Base.new
av.textilize(“sometext —”)
=> “
”
Cheers,
Jan
Hi,
using — (3 dashes) at the end of a string that is textilized,
results in a single hr tag without any text. This seems weird to me.
Am I overlooking something?
av = ActionView::Base.new
av.textilize(“sometext —”)
=> “
”
Cheers,
Jan
What vesion of RedCloth do you have installed?
I get the following…
x = RedCloth.new( ‘foobar —’ )
=> “foobar —”
x.to_html
=> “foobar
”-
On Mon, Oct 6, 2008 at 10:02 AM, jan [email protected] wrote:
Cheers,
Jan
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Hi,
thanks for your reply.
I have RedCloth 4.0.4 installed. However, it was using an old version
that is for some reason in the ruby 1.8 folder.
/usr/lib/ruby/1.8/redcloth.rb that includes 3.0.99.0.svn.20060519!
I removed the file redcloth.rb and now it works. But removing the file
does not seem a very clean solution. If you have any suggestion about
this, that would be great.
Thanks and Cheers,
Jan
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