the goal would just be to have a unique class and id for one attribute
of a particular object, for ajax updates. so, i might use the
following haml:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
= @item.name
was updated at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] @item.updated_at
to generate this html:
<div class="item" id="item_5">
my fifth item
was updated at
<span class="item_updated_at" id="item_updated_at_5">2006-07-29</
span>
</div>
some javascript elsewhere would look like this:
<script>
function set_item_updated(id, val) {
$('item_updated_at_'+id).inner_html = val;
}
set_item_updated(5, 'asdf');
</script>
On Feb 12, 8:52 pm, Nathan Weizenbaum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm not sure what you mean... what exactly is updated_at returning? How
> would this mesh with the current behavior of [] (taking the id and class
> name of the variable placed in it)?
>
> - Nathan
>
>
>
> Drew Sears wrote:
> > first off, thanks for the fantastic templating engine. my markup is
> > finally beautiful! i've rewritten rhtml templates to half their size,
> > and now they look as elegant as the rest of rails.
>
> > one request: i'd like to be able to do [EMAIL PROTECTED]/ to get
> > <span class="item_updated_at" id="item_updated_at_5" /> or something
> > close.- Hide quoted text -
>
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