In my template, I wrote:
<%= f.label 'GnuPlot-Anweisungen:' %>
And rails converts this label to
Gnuplot anweisungen:
How to get rid of this feature?
By the way: this behaviour is hated by german users of MS Office and the
M$ guys are unable to suppress it 
Fritz Trapper wrote:
In my template, I wrote:
<%= f.label 'GnuPlot-Anweisungen:' %>
And rails converts this label to
Gnuplot anweisungen:
How to get rid of this feature?
You're using the label function incorrectly, at least for Rails 2 (not sure about Rails 3). Check the docs: the first argument is the object ID, then the *next* argument is the display text.
By the way: this behaviour is hated by german users of MS Office and the M$ guys are unable to suppress it
Best,
Marnen Laibow-Koser wrote:
You're using the label function incorrectly, at least for Rails 2 (not sure about Rails 3). Check the docs: the first argument is the object ID, then the *next* argument is the display text.
Oops, thanks for the hint.
Other question: Since yesterday http://api.rubyonrails.org/ is upgraded to rails 3, but I can't upgrade now, since my first launching date is in about 2 weeks.
Where to find the old rails 2 doc?
Click the “build your custom package” link (it’s in a very small font). Specify the Rails and Ruby version you want the docs for, click the appropriate button (Download or Browse online), enjoy!
Best regards
Peter De Berdt
Thanks!