Ok, I got it working now but it's reeeally ugly.
all file contents rendering, dynamic ID assignment
and JS functionality is done using inline rendering.
Often you need to use local variables to be able to use quotations.
For example:
# Ruby
render :inline =>
"<%= '<div id=\"'+timestamp+'\" class=\"ruby\">
'+fcontents+'
<\/div>
<script type=\"text\/javascript\">
var editor = new Ajax.InPlaceEditor(id,
'+url_w_quotes+', {
//...
};
<\/script>'%>",
:locals => {:url_w_quotes => "\'/url/to/file\'" }
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