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Correct format for writing conditionals in ruby and then converting output into string using string interpolation inside HAML tag
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I am fixing a bug in a ruby on rails open source project at the front end of the project. I am a newbie to ruby on rails, HAML etc. The following line of code is giving me a lot of trouble.
I am wondering what would be correct way to format this. Further, is there a way to write a helper function to turn the conditionals into a function call? Any help will be appreciated.
I have tried several formats but the devs want me to break up the if-else into several lines. I am unable to make that work.
6: %strong =
7: "#{
8: - if @enterprise.is_primary_producer
9: = t('.producer_profile')
10: - else
11: = t('.profile')
I expect the view to be rendered but instead I get syntax errors.
ruby-on-rails-3 if-statement haml string-interpolation
asked Mar 22 at 18:19
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I am fixing a bug in a ruby on rails open source project at the front end of the project. I am a newbie to ruby on rails, HAML etc. The following line of code is giving me a lot of trouble.
I am wondering what would be correct way to format this. Further, is there a way to write a helper function to turn the conditionals into a function call? Any help will be appreciated.
I have tried several formats but the devs want me to break up the if-else into several lines. I am unable to make that work.
6: %strong =
7: "#{
8: - if @enterprise.is_primary_producer
9: = t('.producer_profile')
10: - else
11: = t('.profile')
I expect the view to be rendered but instead I get syntax errors.
ruby-on-rails-3 if-statement haml string-interpolation
asked Mar 22 at 18:19
Syed Usama AmerSyed Usama Amer
33
add a comment |
I am fixing a bug in a ruby on rails open source project at the front end of the project. I am a newbie to ruby on rails, HAML etc. The following line of code is giving me a lot of trouble.
I am wondering what would be correct way to format this. Further, is there a way to write a helper function to turn the conditionals into a function call? Any help will be appreciated.
I have tried several formats but the devs want me to break up the if-else into several lines. I am unable to make that work.
6: %strong =
7: "#{
8: - if @enterprise.is_primary_producer
9: = t('.producer_profile')
10: - else
11: = t('.profile')
I expect the view to be rendered but instead I get syntax errors.
ruby-on-rails-3 if-statement haml string-interpolation
asked Mar 22 at 18:19
Syed Usama AmerSyed Usama Amer
33
I am fixing a bug in a ruby on rails open source project at the front end of the project. I am a newbie to ruby on rails, HAML etc. The following line of code is giving me a lot of trouble.
I am wondering what would be correct way to format this. Further, is there a way to write a helper function to turn the conditionals into a function call? Any help will be appreciated.
I have tried several formats but the devs want me to break up the if-else into several lines. I am unable to make that work.
6: %strong =
7: "#{
8: - if @enterprise.is_primary_producer
9: = t('.producer_profile')
10: - else
11: = t('.profile')
I expect the view to be rendered but instead I get syntax errors.
ruby-on-rails-3 if-statement haml string-interpolation
ruby-on-rails-3 if-statement haml string-interpolation
asked Mar 22 at 18:19
Syed Usama AmerSyed Usama Amer
33
asked Mar 22 at 18:19
Syed Usama AmerSyed Usama Amer
33
edited Mar 22 at 19:15
Syed Usama Amer
asked Mar 22 at 18:19
Syed Usama AmerSyed Usama Amer
33
asked Mar 22 at 18:19
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Something like this?
%strong
- if @enterprise.is_primary_producer
= t('.producer_profile')
- else
= t('.profile')
Personally, I would do something like:
- t_key = @enterprise.is_primary_producer ? '.producer_profile' : '.profile'
%strong= t(t_key)
If you want to move this to a helper, just define it somewhere like in application_helper.rb
def some_name_for_the_method(enterprise)
t_key = enterprise.is_primary_producer ? '.producer_profile' : '.profile'
I18n.t(t_key)
end
and on the view
%strong= some_name_for_the_method(@enterprise)
answered Mar 31 at 19:40
arieljuodarieljuod
8,15711222
Thank you so much. I ended up coming up with your first suggestion but I was wondering about how to make the alternate approaches you have mentioned. I appreciate the help and lesson!
– Syed Usama Amer
Apr 1 at 20:18
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Something like this?
%strong
- if @enterprise.is_primary_producer
= t('.producer_profile')
- else
= t('.profile')
Personally, I would do something like:
- t_key = @enterprise.is_primary_producer ? '.producer_profile' : '.profile'
%strong= t(t_key)
If you want to move this to a helper, just define it somewhere like in application_helper.rb
def some_name_for_the_method(enterprise)
t_key = enterprise.is_primary_producer ? '.producer_profile' : '.profile'
I18n.t(t_key)
end
and on the view
%strong= some_name_for_the_method(@enterprise)
answered Mar 31 at 19:40
arieljuodarieljuod
8,15711222
Thank you so much. I ended up coming up with your first suggestion but I was wondering about how to make the alternate approaches you have mentioned. I appreciate the help and lesson!
– Syed Usama Amer
Apr 1 at 20:18
add a comment |
Something like this?
%strong
- if @enterprise.is_primary_producer
= t('.producer_profile')
- else
= t('.profile')
Personally, I would do something like:
- t_key = @enterprise.is_primary_producer ? '.producer_profile' : '.profile'
%strong= t(t_key)
If you want to move this to a helper, just define it somewhere like in application_helper.rb
def some_name_for_the_method(enterprise)
t_key = enterprise.is_primary_producer ? '.producer_profile' : '.profile'
I18n.t(t_key)
end
and on the view
%strong= some_name_for_the_method(@enterprise)
answered Mar 31 at 19:40
arieljuodarieljuod
8,15711222
Thank you so much. I ended up coming up with your first suggestion but I was wondering about how to make the alternate approaches you have mentioned. I appreciate the help and lesson!
– Syed Usama Amer
Apr 1 at 20:18
add a comment |
Something like this?
%strong
- if @enterprise.is_primary_producer
= t('.producer_profile')
- else
= t('.profile')
Personally, I would do something like:
- t_key = @enterprise.is_primary_producer ? '.producer_profile' : '.profile'
%strong= t(t_key)
If you want to move this to a helper, just define it somewhere like in application_helper.rb
def some_name_for_the_method(enterprise)
t_key = enterprise.is_primary_producer ? '.producer_profile' : '.profile'
I18n.t(t_key)
end
and on the view
%strong= some_name_for_the_method(@enterprise)
answered Mar 31 at 19:40
arieljuodarieljuod
8,15711222
Something like this?
%strong
- if @enterprise.is_primary_producer
= t('.producer_profile')
- else
= t('.profile')
Personally, I would do something like:
- t_key = @enterprise.is_primary_producer ? '.producer_profile' : '.profile'
%strong= t(t_key)
If you want to move this to a helper, just define it somewhere like in application_helper.rb
def some_name_for_the_method(enterprise)
t_key = enterprise.is_primary_producer ? '.producer_profile' : '.profile'
I18n.t(t_key)
end
and on the view
%strong= some_name_for_the_method(@enterprise)
answered Mar 31 at 19:40
arieljuodarieljuod
8,15711222
answered Mar 31 at 19:40
arieljuodarieljuod
8,15711222
answered Mar 31 at 19:40
arieljuodarieljuod
8,15711222
answered Mar 31 at 19:40
arieljuodarieljuod
8,15711222
8,15711222
Thank you so much. I ended up coming up with your first suggestion but I was wondering about how to make the alternate approaches you have mentioned. I appreciate the help and lesson!
– Syed Usama Amer
Apr 1 at 20:18
add a comment |
Thank you so much. I ended up coming up with your first suggestion but I was wondering about how to make the alternate approaches you have mentioned. I appreciate the help and lesson!
– Syed Usama Amer
Apr 1 at 20:18
Thank you so much. I ended up coming up with your first suggestion but I was wondering about how to make the alternate approaches you have mentioned. I appreciate the help and lesson!
– Syed Usama Amer
Apr 1 at 20:18
Thank you so much. I ended up coming up with your first suggestion but I was wondering about how to make the alternate approaches you have mentioned. I appreciate the help and lesson!
– Syed Usama Amer
Apr 1 at 20:18
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