what are you talking about hugh?! :|
thanks Marnen, we'll try to render xml using an erb this week and let
everyone know if we can do it and how :P
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On May 8, 11:40 am, Osiris wrote:
> Way to be appreciative of someone trying to help you. Good luck with
> that.
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> On May 7, 9:50 pm, Marnen Laibow-Koser
> s.net> wrote:
> > Todd Fox wrote:
> > > thanks Marnen and everyone, do you know of any examples or something i
> > > can hav
Way to be appreciative of someone trying to help you. Good luck with
that.
On May 7, 9:50 pm, Marnen Laibow-Koser wrote:
> Todd Fox wrote:
> > thanks Marnen and everyone, do you know of any examples or something i
> > can have a look at to get my head around it?
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> What's to get your head arou
Todd Fox wrote:
> thanks Marnen and everyone, do you know of any examples or something i
> can have a look at to get my head around it?
What's to get your head around? Just pretend your XML file is an HTML
page, and proceed accordingly with your favorite template language (ERb,
Builder, Haml,
thanks Marnen and everyone, do you know of any examples or something i
can have a look at to get my head around it?
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Todd Fox wrote:
> sorry more info on what it's used for would help, the xml is being read
> by google maps api so we can load html code inside the popup bubble.
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> so yeah we dont really control the consuming end :(
It seems to me, then, that you have two good options. Either use ERb
and/or
sorry more info on what it's used for would help, the xml is being read
by google maps api so we can load html code inside the popup bubble.
so yeah we dont really control the consuming end :(
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On Thu, May 7, 2009 at 9:28 AM, Todd Fox
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> we need the html in xml (html wrapped inside the xml) for another
> application read and then render that html.
Does the html need to be an attribute? Or can it just be within an
xml envelope? IOW, do you control the consuming end of this?
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I am not sure exactly what you would do, I am also not sure exactly what you
are doing with the xml. It just seems that an erb view is the ideal tool
for generating html to be sent to the client. Is there a lot of xml or is
it just a wrapper round the html? If only a wrapper then you could gener
Todd Fox wrote:
> how would that work?
we need the html in xml (html wrapped inside the xml) for another
application read and then render that html.
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how would that work?
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Is it too naive to suggest using the view (or a pseudo view) to generate the
html using erb? After all that is what erb is for.
Colin
2009/5/7 Todd Fox
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> Hi,
>
> we're exporting a lot of html code within xml, our current method works
> but it's very messy - far from perfect, is there a better
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