Helpers should be used to keep programming logic outside of your views. Haml
is for generating markup. You can do this using normal haml syntax:
%fb:prompt-permission(perms="offline_access") Give me access
chris
On Sun, Feb 20, 2011 at 8:56 AM, kadoudal wrote:
> I read in some forum : 'HAML is for layout !' and recommendation to
> use helpers for any other purpose...
>
> so if I write an helper to output specific Facebook tags :
> "Give me access fb:prompt-permission>"
>
> something like :
> = fb_prompt_permission
>
> in my view, and my helper being :
>
> module PagesHelper
> def fb_prompt_permission
>html = "html << "Give me access"
>html << ""
>return html
> end
> end
>
> it's good HAML design ?
>
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