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Maybe it can be put into a helper but the existing 500 lines of code has everything in the HAML code, so it is better to follow the existing code for the moment (for tight deadlines). I found the only way working right now is - meta_tag = %Q{\n | <meta ...>\n | <meta ...>\n | [...] \n | } | which is to use the "continuation character" and the \n at the same time. It'd be great if it can be simplified. A good way to do this would be to use the :ruby filter or load the needed content into a Ruby variable and pass it into HAML the normal way. I think this is what "the Tin Man" meant. :ruby text =

I noticed that (use 'somemodule :reload) doesn't reload the module if the .clj file was not modified. However I have an usecase for forcing the reload of the module even if the file isn't changed. I created a haml macro for clojure which reads an external file and generates clojure code. ( http://www.coldcode.net/2010/10/haml-macro-for-clojure.html ) I would like thus to be able to reload the clojure module regardless of the file timestamp. Does anybody know if it's possible? (I would like to avoid touching the file from outside of my editor) EDIT: I use clojure 1.2, leiningen 1.3.1 :reload

This question already has answers here : “for” vs “each” in Ruby (9 answers) Closed 3 years ago . I have some doubts about the diference beetwen 'for' and 'each' Iterators on Ruby on rails. I have this case, how is the best practice for this? Def(method) present in the application_helper.rb file: def milestone_icons icons = ["", "icon-world", "icon-star-twohdd-o", "icon-users", "icon-notification", "icon-clock", "icon-eye", "icon-like-filled", "icon-credit-card", "icon-bell" ] end Select present in the haml file: %select.js-select-icons{style: 'width: 50px', name: 'milestone[icon]'} - for icon

Is there a way to import HTML snippets or HAML snippets into a HAML file similar to a PHP include ? Basically have snippets of HTML for different modules (navigation, footer, carousels, et) in separate files (nav.haml, footer.haml, etc) that can be imported into haml files, so when the haml files are translated into HTML, the imported files HTML is translated as well. Example: body import(path/to/nav.haml) .container HAML CODE import(path/to/footer.haml) Yes, sir. It's called a partial. body =render 'nav' .container -# HAML CODE =render 'footer' By convention, partials would follow this naming

I have a list of products and I want to show an ad in the product feed. I want something like: <div id="container"> <div id="product">Bla..</div> <div id="product">Bla..</div> <div id="product">Bla..</div> </div> <div id="add"> Adsense Stuff </div> <div id="container"> <div id="product">Bla..</div> <div id="product">Bla..</div> <div id="product">Bla..</div> <div id="product">Bla..</div> <div id="product">Bla..</div> </div> In ERB, I would have: <div id="container"> <% productes.each_with_index do |product,index| %> <div id="product"><%= product %></div> <% if index == 2 %> </div> <div id="add"

I am facing this runtime error after deploying mysite to VPS. note that in my local machine every thing is working fine. when I try to access any view via controller route lets say PostsController#index I got this error Completed 500 Internal Server Error in 3ms ActionView::MissingTemplate (Missing template posts/index, application/index with {:handlers=>[:builder, :erb], :formats=>[:html], :locale=>[:en]}. Searched in: "/home//dev..com/releases/20120413023845/app/views" ): app/controllers/posts_controller.rb:7:in `index' I am thinking that haml is the cause of the problem but I am not sure

I'll preface this by saying that may be approaching this incorrectly. What I'm trying to do is pass the url w/transformation into JS using a data- attribute. Currently, I'm using the following to generate the image tag: = cl_image_tag(image.asset.filename.to_s, transformation: "scroller", :"data-medium" => image.asset.filename.to_s) Which produces this: <img src="http://res.cloudinary.com/bucket/image/upload/t_scroller/v1373070863/s1ufy3nygii85ytoeent.jpg" data-medium="s1ufy3nygii85ytoeent.jpg"> What I'd like to be able to do is have it output this (Utilizing the t_medium named transition I've