Hi! Rails newbie here - so far, loving it.
Going through the Learnings Rails book and the for the most part, I am
learning quite a bit (in spite of the errata). I did see something odd.
On 8.2.2, when I invoke the following private method:
def text_field(method, options={})
label_for(method, options) + super(method, options)
end
private
def label_for(method, options={})
label(:label || method) + "<br />"
end
I should be able to print the label and the field:
<%= f.text_field :name %>
However, it came across on the view screen form, it came across. as:
Label
[FIELD BOX]
To actually display the label, I used this instead:
label(options.delete(:label) || method) + "<br />"
Which is fine, but I am little confused - is ' label(:label || method)
+ "<br />" ' supposed to work as intended or was the behavior changed
in the 2.3.x series (which I am using right now)?
- Rilindo
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