On 2008-09-29, at 19:33, Zach Dennis wrote:
Having chained_replace_html is a hack to separate the regular expressions based on if you used Way #1 or Way #2.
Interesting. Thanks for that explanation.
I have stopped relying on using RJS selectors to test against generated JavaScript. I have also stopped relying on RJS for the most part, and instead am doing a lot of UJS and JSON (thx Mark VanHolstyn for enlightening me on this). I'm not saying that you shouldn't do this, but that I've hit the problem you're facing, and I don't think using regular expressions from the bowels of Rails for asserting against generated javascript is the way to go,
I'll take a look into UJS and JSON. Were there any articles, blog posts, etc that you found particularly helpful?
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