David Richardson wrote ...

> I get the following error when attempting to load a nested scaffold
> with rtex installed. No error when rtex isn't installed.
> 
> I'm running this in a bare-bones test application with nothing beyond
> the minimal ActiveScaffold config line in the controllers
> using Rails 2.3.2, Ruby 1.8.7, ActiveScaffold git master, rtex gem
> 2.1.1:

I don't think it's related to ActiveScaffold at all. Rather it's likely
the same problem I encountered a couple months ago with a name collision
between Rails' l() method and RTeX's l() method. Rails' l() is aliased
to localize() while RTeX's l() is aliased to latex_escape(). I fixed the
problem in http://github.com/davec/rtex/tree/patch-queue but Bruce
hasn't acted on my pull request yet.

Your best bet would be to install my patched version as a plugin, at
least until the RTeX gem is updated.


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