hello I’m new to RoR and i have concern regarding on how to output a
string with a value that parse on it.
Example in php:
$value = 1;
$string = ‘the value is ‘.$value.’.’;
and it gives you the output which is: “the value is 1.” so how we are
going to do it in RoR. Any help would be appreciated. I know its very
simple to the one who knows it. Forgive me im only a newbie. Thank you!
Johnroy W. wrote:
hello I’m new to RoR and i have concern regarding on how to output a
string with a value that parse on it.
Example in php:
$value = 1;
$string = ‘the value is ‘.$value.’.’;
and it gives you the output which is: “the value is 1.” so how we are
going to do it in RoR. Any help would be appreciated. I know its very
simple to the one who knows it. Forgive me im only a newbie. Thank you!
myvalue = 1
mystring = 'the value is ’ + myvalue.to_s + ‘.’
Cheers,
Darrik
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Or use interpolation with double-quotes:
myvalue = 1
mystring = “the value is #{myvalue.to_s}.”
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Darrik Mazey wrote:
Johnroy W. wrote:
hello I’m new to RoR and i have concern regarding on how to output a
string with a value that parse on it.
Example in php:
$value = 1;
$string = ‘the value is ‘.$value.’.’;
and it gives you the output which is: “the value is 1.” so how we are
going to do it in RoR. Any help would be appreciated. I know its very
simple to the one who knows it. Forgive me im only a newbie. Thank you!
myvalue = 1
mystring = 'the value is ’ + myvalue.to_s + ‘.’
Cheers,
Darrik
–
Darrik Mazey
Developer
DMT Programming, LLC.
P.O. Box 91
Torrington, CT 06790
office: 330.983.9941
fax: 330.983.9942
mobile: 330.808.2025
[email protected]
To obtain my public key, send an email to
[email protected].
<% value = 1 %>
The value is <%= value %>
Read the getting started guide on http://guides.rubyonrails.com and
that will teach you a lot
On 04/02/2009, at 16:07, Johnroy W. <rails-mailing-list@andreas-
Ryan B. wrote:
<% value = 1 %>
The value is <%= value %>
or
<% value = 1 %>
The value is <%= h(value) %>
In case you don’t trust the “value” of value. The h (http_escape) method
will help protect you against injection attacks.
Robert W. wrote:
The value is <%= h(value) %>
Oops! Previous post was a bad example. Assume value was taken from user
input, which in that case you should escape it to make it safe.