Is there any reason you are doing this as a helper rather than either a.) a partial or b.) a helper with a partial?
V/r Anthony Eden
Shai Shefer wrote:
This is the closest I have gotten, can anyone help?
def render_product_tiles(products, options = {}) size = options[:size] amount = options[:groups] "<table cellspacing=\"0\" cellpadding=\"0\" border=\"0\" class=\"product_tile_all\">" products.in_groups_of(amount) do |row| "<tr>"
I don't get it. I didn't know you could generate HTML using unassigned strings like that.
Why aren't you using xml = Builder::XmlMarkup.new ? That would go...
row.each do |product|
xml.td :align => :center, :class => "product_tile_#{size}" do
@product = product
xml.div :style => "etc..." end
When you finish, extract the accreted string with xml.target!
DRY now becomes a matter of refactoring and squeezing down the xml calls, as raw Ruby. Use my assert_xpath() trick to test that while you squeeze it...
If you don't need this, my post rests in the archives for others to learn from...
