On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 4:25 PM, Jeremy Savoy <[email protected]> wrote:
> Very nice Dean.
>
> When I follow the recipe and enter a name (code), a url (site_name)
> and lat and long taken from a google maps URL, just after the II in
> the URL, I get the following error:
>
> undefined method `+@' for "</b></a>":String
>
> Extracted source (around line #17):
>
> 14: width="100%" height="500">
> 15: <repeat>
> 16: <marker if="&this.latitude and this.longitude"
> lat="&this.latitude"
> 17: long="&this.longitude" title="&this.code"
> 18: info="&'<a href=' + object_url(this) + '><b>' +
> this.code
> 19: + '</b></a>' + '<br/>' + this.site_name"/
>>
> 20: </repeat>
Starting a line with '+' is confusing Ruby - since there's no line
delimiter (; for instance) it doesn't know the expression is continued
on the next line. Moving the '+' to the end of the preceding line
should help clarify the situation. You might also want to try the #{}
form instead, as it will avoid all the +s entirely. OR, even better,
declare the <marker> tag with a default parameter, so that it looks
way more Hobo-ish:
<def tag="marker" attrs="lat, long, title">
<% @map.overlay_init(GMarker.new([lat,long],:title => title,
:info_window => parameters.default)) %>
</def>
Hope this helps!
--Matt Jones
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