Thank you very much for the explanation. I was puzzled why let's say
input tag number requires this syntax: input type = 'number' and it
breaks when written number @@reviewform.number, name: 'number.
And the opposite is true for textarea.
regards,
seba
On 12. 05. 2014 19:44, Bluebie wrote:
textarea's are made using the <textarea> tag. There is no such thing
as <input type="textarea">. Maybe this comes from rails or something?
In markaby unless you've created some helpers to do otherwise, it
outputs whatever you write in your code - a call to input() wont be
transformed in to a <textarea> or a <button> or any other kind of form
element. Markaby really is just a way of writing html, using ruby
syntax instead of xml/sgml, and not much more.
---
Bluebie
On Tuesday, 13 May 2014 at 3:34 am, Sebastjan Hribar wrote:
But textarea isn't unknown or unspecified type, right?
On 12. 05. 2014 18:19, Bluebie wrote:
All web browsers will treat any unknown or unspecified "type" of
<input> as being a text input. This is why we can have things like
<input type="email"> and it doesn't destroy everything :)
---
Bluebie
On Tuesday, 13 May 2014 at 1:57 am, Sebastjan Hribar wrote:
Here was my mistake:
I thought that in order for setting the model attribute data like so:
common_attributes = {title: input.title, ..., general_remark:
input.general_remark}
I have to explicitly state the input tag in the form like so:
input textarea @reviewform.general_remark, rows: 5, name:
'general_remark'
and this produced the error about tag not allowing the content.
3. Otherwise, I used it like so:
input type: 'textarea', name: 'suggestions_reviewer_comments',
value: @reviewform.suggestions_reviewer_comments
And this didn't produce any errors, but on the other hand the field
in the form had the same appearance as the 'text' field.
Thank you again.
regards,
seba
On 12. 05. 2014 15:45, Sebastjan Hribar wrote:
My assumption was based on the behavior of my form in my app. I'll
test the way magnus wrote it and I'll post back here later today
so I won't make any false statements.
In order to capture the data I always used the input tag and that
didn't allow for multiple line textarea.
regards,
seba
2014-05-12 15:08 GMT+02:00 Bartosz Dziewon'ski
<matma....@gmail.com <mailto:matma....@gmail.com>>:
On Mon, 12 May 2014 14:49:33 +0200, Sebastjan Hribar
<sebastjan.hri...@gmail.com <mailto:sebastjan.hri...@gmail.com>>
wrote:
I can only use textarea rows:'5' @testform.testing
for displaying pruposes.
Why? <textarea> is the way to do multiline text inputs in HTML.
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