Hi. I'm trying to write some view helpers that take blocks. Running
into the issue that some views are HAML and some are ERB. So erb seems
to break haml_tag, and haml seems to break content_tag. Also concat vs
haml_concat, and capture vs capture_haml. All very confusing. Seems
like helpers should be halpers, and work in all contexts no matter the
view layer.
Is there an easy way to convert from one to the other? Maybe by just
wrapping it in a capture block or something?
> Hi. I'm trying to write some view helpers that take blocks. Running
> into the issue that some views are HAML and some are ERB. So erb seems
> to break haml_tag, and haml seems to break content_tag. Also concat vs
> haml_concat, and capture vs capture_haml. All very confusing. Seems
> like helpers should be halpers, and work in all contexts no matter the
> view layer.
> Is there an easy way to convert from one to the other? Maybe by just
> wrapping it in a capture block or something?
All the ERB helpers should work with Haml - if they don't, that's a bug. The Haml helpers do require Haml, so you should avoid using them in a mixed environment. The reason things like haml_concat and capture_haml exist is to provide something for non-Rails environments.
railsjedi wrote:
> Hi. I'm trying to write some view helpers that take blocks. Running
> into the issue that some views are HAML and some are ERB. So erb seems
> to break haml_tag, and haml seems to break content_tag. Also concat vs
> haml_concat, and capture vs capture_haml. All very confusing. Seems
> like helpers should be halpers, and work in all contexts no matter the
> view layer.
> Is there an easy way to convert from one to the other? Maybe by just
> wrapping it in a capture block or something?
Ok, I tracked all my frustrations with haml helpers down to an
incompatibility in content_tag between Rails 2.2 and Haml 2.0.5
When I try rendering this call in my haml view, nothing shows up:
- content_tag :div do
SHOW ME SOME CONTENT
I tried this both on Haml 2.0.4 and the latest Haml Edge (0a14c3) both
install via plugins. In all cases the content doesnt display.
Here is a test project that demonstrates the problem. Use it with Haml
2.0.4 and Rails 2.2 and you'll see the content doesnt display in Haml.
On Rails 2.1 however, it will work fine.
> All the ERB helpers should work with Haml - if they don't, that's a bug.
> The Haml helpers do require Haml, so you should avoid using them in a
> mixed environment. The reason things like haml_concat and capture_haml
> exist is to provide something for non-Rails environments.
> railsjedi wrote:
> > Hi. I'm trying to write some view helpers that take blocks. Running
> > into the issue that some views are HAML and some are ERB. So erb seems
> > to break haml_tag, and haml seems to break content_tag. Also concat vs
> > haml_concat, and capture vs capture_haml. All very confusing. Seems
> > like helpers should be halpers, and work in all contexts no matter the
> > view layer.
> > Is there an easy way to convert from one to the other? Maybe by just
> > wrapping it in a capture block or something?
> Ok, I tracked all my frustrations with haml helpers down to an
> incompatibility in content_tag between Rails 2.2 and Haml 2.0.5
> When I try rendering this call in my haml view, nothing shows up:
> - content_tag :div do
> SHOW ME SOME CONTENT
> I tried this both on Haml 2.0.4 and the latest Haml Edge (0a14c3) both
> install via plugins. In all cases the content doesnt display.
> Here is a test project that demonstrates the problem. Use it with Haml
> 2.0.4 and Rails 2.2 and you'll see the content doesnt display in Haml.
> On Rails 2.1 however, it will work fine.
> Traced the problem down to the content_tag alias method chaining in
> lib/haml/helpers/action_view_mods.rb
> I've added a unit test that isolates the bug as well as a fix for the
> issue in Rails 2.2. If you are running into this error when using Haml
> with Rails 2.2, give it a try. It should resolve your problems.http://github.com/jcnetdev/haml/commit/bc27e25fcafedb85ce37d818d28721...
> Hope this helps. Be great to get a patch for this into 2.0.5 soon
> before more Rails 2.2 users run into this issue.
> On Nov 19, 11:19 pm, Nathan Weizenbaum <nex...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > All the ERB helpers should work with Haml - if they don't, that's a bug.
> > The Haml helpers do require Haml, so you should avoid using them in a
> > mixed environment. The reason things like haml_concat and capture_haml
> > exist is to provide something for non-Rails environments.
> > railsjedi wrote:
> > > Hi. I'm trying to write some view helpers that take blocks. Running
> > > into the issue that some views are HAML and some are ERB. So erb seems
> > > to break haml_tag, and haml seems to break content_tag. Also concat vs
> > > haml_concat, and capture vs capture_haml. All very confusing. Seems
> > > like helpers should be halpers, and work in all contexts no matter the
> > > view layer.
> > > Is there an easy way to convert from one to the other? Maybe by just
> > > wrapping it in a capture block or something?
> Ok, I tracked all my frustrations with haml helpers down to an
> incompatibility in content_tag between Rails 2.2 and Haml 2.0.5
> When I try rendering this call in my haml view, nothing shows up:
> - content_tag :div do
> SHOW ME SOME CONTENT
> I tried this both on Haml 2.0.4 and the latest Haml Edge (0a14c3) both
> install via plugins. In all cases the content doesnt display.
> Here is a test project that demonstrates the problem. Use it with Haml
> 2.0.4 and Rails 2.2 and you'll see the content doesnt display in Haml.
> On Rails 2.1 however, it will work fine.
> Traced the problem down to the content_tag alias method chaining in
> lib/haml/helpers/action_view_mods.rb
> I've added a unit test that isolates the bug as well as a fix for the
> issue in Rails 2.2. If you are running into this error when using Haml
> with Rails 2.2, give it a try. It should resolve your problems.http://github.com/jcnetdev/haml/commit/bc27e25fcafedb85ce37d818d28721...
> Hope this helps. Be great to get a patch for this into 2.0.5 soon
> before more Rails 2.2 users run into this issue.
> On Nov 19, 11:19 pm, Nathan Weizenbaum <nex...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > All the ERB helpers should work with Haml - if they don't, that's a bug.
> > The Haml helpers do require Haml, so you should avoid using them in a
> > mixed environment. The reason things like haml_concat and capture_haml
> > exist is to provide something for non-Rails environments.
> > railsjedi wrote:
> > > Hi. I'm trying to write some view helpers that take blocks. Running
> > > into the issue that some views are HAML and some are ERB. So erb seems
> > > to break haml_tag, and haml seems to break content_tag. Also concat vs
> > > haml_concat, and capture vs capture_haml. All very confusing. Seems
> > > like helpers should be halpers, and work in all contexts no matter the
> > > view layer.
> > > Is there an easy way to convert from one to the other? Maybe by just
> > > wrapping it in a capture block or something?
sdsykes wrote:
> Yes, this is a very serious bug - it nixes your content tags in rails
> 2.2.
> Before I saw this post I came up with my own fix, but in
> capture_with_haml and not in content_tag_with_haml.
> This fix is shorter - I just changed line 96 of action_view_mods.rb
> from this:
> if is_haml?
> to this:
> block_is_haml =
> begin
> eval('_hamlout', block)
> true
> rescue
> false
> end
> if block_is_haml && is_haml?
> - Stephen
> On Nov 23, 7:00 am, railsjedi <jcnet...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Ok, I tracked all my frustrations with haml helpers down to an
>> incompatibility in content_tag between Rails 2.2 and Haml 2.0.5
>> When I try rendering this call in my haml view, nothing shows up:
>> - content_tag :div do
>> SHOW ME SOME CONTENT
>> I tried this both on Haml 2.0.4 and the latest Haml Edge (0a14c3) both
>> install via plugins. In all cases the content doesnt display.
>> Here is a test project that demonstrates the problem. Use it with Haml
>> 2.0.4 and Rails 2.2 and you'll see the content doesnt display in Haml.
>> On Rails 2.1 however, it will work fine.
>> Traced the problem down to the content_tag alias method chaining in
>> lib/haml/helpers/action_view_mods.rb
>> I've added a unit test that isolates the bug as well as a fix for the
>> issue in Rails 2.2. If you are running into this error when using Haml
>> with Rails 2.2, give it a try. It should resolve your problems.http://github.com/jcnetdev/haml/commit/bc27e25fcafedb85ce37d818d28721...
>> Hope this helps. Be great to get a patch for this into 2.0.5 soon
>> before more Rails 2.2 users run into this issue.
>> On Nov 19, 11:19 pm, Nathan Weizenbaum <nex...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>> All the ERB helpers should work with Haml - if they don't, that's a bug.
>>> The Haml helpers do require Haml, so you should avoid using them in a
>>> mixed environment. The reason things like haml_concat and capture_haml
>>> exist is to provide something for non-Rails environments.
>>> railsjedi wrote:
>>>> Hi. I'm trying to write some view helpers that take blocks. Running
>>>> into the issue that some views are HAML and some are ERB. So erb seems
>>>> to break haml_tag, and haml seems to break content_tag. Also concat vs
>>>> haml_concat, and capture vs capture_haml. All very confusing. Seems
>>>> like helpers should be halpers, and work in all contexts no matter the
>>>> view layer.
>>>> Is there an easy way to convert from one to the other? Maybe by just
>>>> wrapping it in a capture block or something?
> > On Nov 23, 7:00 am, railsjedi <jcnet...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >> Ok, I tracked all my frustrations with haml helpers down to an
> >> incompatibility in content_tag between Rails 2.2 and Haml 2.0.5
> >> When I try rendering this call in my haml view, nothing shows up:
> >> - content_tag :div do
> >> SHOW ME SOME CONTENT
> >> I tried this both on Haml 2.0.4 and the latest Haml Edge (0a14c3) both
> >> install via plugins. In all cases the content doesnt display.
> >> Here is a test project that demonstrates the problem. Use it with Haml
> >> 2.0.4 and Rails 2.2 and you'll see the content doesnt display in Haml.
> >> On Rails 2.1 however, it will work fine.
> >> Traced the problem down to the content_tag alias method chaining in
> >> lib/haml/helpers/action_view_mods.rb
> >> I've added a unit test that isolates the bug as well as a fix for the
> >> issue in Rails 2.2. If you are running into this error when using Haml
> >> with Rails 2.2, give it a try. It should resolve your problems.http://github.com/jcnetdev/haml/commit/bc27e25fcafedb85ce37d818d28721...
> >> Hope this helps. Be great to get a patch for this into 2.0.5 soon
> >> before more Rails 2.2 users run into this issue.
> >> On Nov 19, 11:19 pm, Nathan Weizenbaum <nex...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >>> All the ERB helpers should work with Haml - if they don't, that's a bug.
> >>> The Haml helpers do require Haml, so you should avoid using them in a
> >>> mixed environment. The reason things like haml_concat and capture_haml
> >>> exist is to provide something for non-Rails environments.
> >>> railsjedi wrote:
> >>>> Hi. I'm trying to write some view helpers that take blocks. Running
> >>>> into the issue that some views are HAML and some are ERB. So erb seems
> >>>> to break haml_tag, and haml seems to break content_tag. Also concat vs
> >>>> haml_concat, and capture vs capture_haml. All very confusing. Seems
> >>>> like helpers should be halpers, and work in all contexts no matter the
> >>>> view layer.
> >>>> Is there an easy way to convert from one to the other? Maybe by just
> >>>> wrapping it in a capture block or something?
> This version I can fix just by changing line 89 of action_view_mods.rb
> from
> if is_haml?
> to
> if is_haml && block_is_haml?(block)
> -Stephen
> On Nov 29, 1:44 am, Nathan Weizenbaum <nex...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> This has been fixed in the latest stable. It'll be released as part of
>> 2.0.5 soon.
>> sdsykes wrote:
>>> Yes, this is a very serious bug - it nixes your content tags in rails
>>> 2.2.
>>> Before I saw this post I came up with my own fix, but in
>>> capture_with_haml and not in content_tag_with_haml.
>>> This fix is shorter - I just changed line 96 of action_view_mods.rb
>>> from this:
>>> if is_haml?
>>> to this:
>>> block_is_haml =
>>> begin
>>> eval('_hamlout', block)
>>> true
>>> rescue
>>> false
>>> end
>>> if block_is_haml && is_haml?
>>> - Stephen
>>> On Nov 23, 7:00 am, railsjedi <jcnet...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>> Ok, I tracked all my frustrations with haml helpers down to an
>>>> incompatibility in content_tag between Rails 2.2 and Haml 2.0.5
>>>> When I try rendering this call in my haml view, nothing shows up:
>>>> - content_tag :div do
>>>> SHOW ME SOME CONTENT
>>>> I tried this both on Haml 2.0.4 and the latest Haml Edge (0a14c3) both
>>>> install via plugins. In all cases the content doesnt display.
>>>> Here is a test project that demonstrates the problem. Use it with Haml
>>>> 2.0.4 and Rails 2.2 and you'll see the content doesnt display in Haml.
>>>> On Rails 2.1 however, it will work fine.
>>>> Traced the problem down to the content_tag alias method chaining in
>>>> lib/haml/helpers/action_view_mods.rb
>>>> I've added a unit test that isolates the bug as well as a fix for the
>>>> issue in Rails 2.2. If you are running into this error when using Haml
>>>> with Rails 2.2, give it a try. It should resolve your problems.http://github.com/jcnetdev/haml/commit/bc27e25fcafedb85ce37d818d28721...
>>>> Hope this helps. Be great to get a patch for this into 2.0.5 soon
>>>> before more Rails 2.2 users run into this issue.
>>>> On Nov 19, 11:19 pm, Nathan Weizenbaum <nex...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>> All the ERB helpers should work with Haml - if they don't, that's a bug.
>>>>> The Haml helpers do require Haml, so you should avoid using them in a
>>>>> mixed environment. The reason things like haml_concat and capture_haml
>>>>> exist is to provide something for non-Rails environments.
>>>>> railsjedi wrote:
>>>>>> Hi. I'm trying to write some view helpers that take blocks. Running
>>>>>> into the issue that some views are HAML and some are ERB. So erb seems
>>>>>> to break haml_tag, and haml seems to break content_tag. Also concat vs
>>>>>> haml_concat, and capture vs capture_haml. All very confusing. Seems
>>>>>> like helpers should be halpers, and work in all contexts no matter the
>>>>>> view layer.
>>>>>> Is there an easy way to convert from one to the other? Maybe by just
>>>>>> wrapping it in a capture block or something?
This is the kind of thing we are doing in our app - try adding this to
helper_test.rb
class ActionView::Base
module Ahelper
def nested_tag
content_tag(:span) {content_tag(:div) {"something"}}
end
end
include Ahelper
end
def test_content_tag_nested
assert_equal "<span><div>something</div></span>", render("=
nested_tag", :action_view).strip
end
And this test is fixed by at least by adding '&& block_is_haml?
(block)' to line 89 in action_view_mods.rb, but perhaps you can look
at it in more depth than I have.
-Stephen
On Nov 29, 9:21 pm, Nathan Weizenbaum <nex...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >>> On Nov 23, 7:00 am, railsjedi <jcnet...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >>>> Ok, I tracked all my frustrations with haml helpers down to an
> >>>> incompatibility in content_tag between Rails 2.2 and Haml 2.0.5
> >>>> When I try rendering this call in my haml view, nothing shows up:
> >>>> - content_tag :div do
> >>>> SHOW ME SOME CONTENT
> >>>> I tried this both on Haml 2.0.4 and the latest Haml Edge (0a14c3) both
> >>>> install via plugins. In all cases the content doesnt display.
> >>>> Here is a test project that demonstrates the problem. Use it with Haml
> >>>> 2.0.4 and Rails 2.2 and you'll see the content doesnt display in Haml.
> >>>> On Rails 2.1 however, it will work fine.
> >>>> Traced the problem down to the content_tag alias method chaining in
> >>>> lib/haml/helpers/action_view_mods.rb
> >>>> I've added a unit test that isolates the bug as well as a fix for the
> >>>> issue in Rails 2.2. If you are running into this error when using Haml
> >>>> with Rails 2.2, give it a try. It should resolve your problems.http://github.com/jcnetdev/haml/commit/bc27e25fcafedb85ce37d818d28721...
> >>>> Hope this helps. Be great to get a patch for this into 2.0.5 soon
> >>>> before more Rails 2.2 users run into this issue.
> >>>> On Nov 19, 11:19 pm, Nathan Weizenbaum <nex...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >>>>> All the ERB helpers should work with Haml - if they don't, that's a bug.
> >>>>> The Haml helpers do require Haml, so you should avoid using them in a
> >>>>> mixed environment. The reason things like haml_concat and capture_haml
> >>>>> exist is to provide something for non-Rails environments.
> >>>>> railsjedi wrote:
> >>>>>> Hi. I'm trying to write some view helpers that take blocks. Running
> >>>>>> into the issue that some views are HAML and some are ERB. So erb seems
> >>>>>> to break haml_tag, and haml seems to break content_tag. Also concat vs
> >>>>>> haml_concat, and capture vs capture_haml. All very confusing. Seems
> >>>>>> like helpers should be halpers, and work in all contexts no matter the
> >>>>>> view layer.
> >>>>>> Is there an easy way to convert from one to the other? Maybe by just
> >>>>>> wrapping it in a capture block or something?
> And this test is fixed by at least by adding '&& block_is_haml?
> (block)' to line 89 in action_view_mods.rb, but perhaps you can look
> at it in more depth than I have.
> -Stephen
> On Nov 29, 9:21 pm, Nathan Weizenbaum <nex...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Can you supply a failing test?
> > sdsykes wrote:
> > > The problem remains in 2.0.5
> > > This version I can fix just by changing line 89 of action_view_mods.rb
> > > from
> > > if is_haml?
> > > to
> > > if is_haml && block_is_haml?(block)
> > > -Stephen
> > > On Nov 29, 1:44 am, Nathan Weizenbaum <nex...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > >> This has been fixed in the latest stable. It'll be released as part of
> > >> 2.0.5 soon.
> > >> sdsykes wrote:
> > >>> Yes, this is a very serious bug - it nixes your content tags in rails
> > >>> 2.2.
> > >>> Before I saw this post I came up with my own fix, but in
> > >>> capture_with_haml and not in content_tag_with_haml.
> > >>> This fix is shorter - I just changed line 96 of action_view_mods.rb
> > >>> from this:
> > >>> On Nov 23, 7:00 am, railsjedi <jcnet...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > >>>> Ok, I tracked all my frustrations with haml helpers down to an
> > >>>> incompatibility in content_tag between Rails 2.2 and Haml 2.0.5
> > >>>> When I try rendering this call in my haml view, nothing shows up:
> > >>>> - content_tag :div do
> > >>>> SHOW ME SOME CONTENT
> > >>>> I tried this both on Haml 2.0.4 and the latest Haml Edge (0a14c3) both
> > >>>> install via plugins. In all cases the content doesnt display.
> > >>>> Here is a test project that demonstrates the problem. Use it with Haml
> > >>>> 2.0.4 and Rails 2.2 and you'll see the content doesnt display in Haml.
> > >>>> On Rails 2.1 however, it will work fine.
> > >>>> Traced the problem down to the content_tag alias method chaining in
> > >>>> lib/haml/helpers/action_view_mods.rb
> > >>>> I've added a unit test that isolates the bug as well as a fix for the
> > >>>> issue in Rails 2.2. If you are running into this error when using Haml
> > >>>> with Rails 2.2, give it a try. It should resolve your problems.http://github.com/jcnetdev/haml/commit/bc27e25fcafedb85ce37d818d28721...
> > >>>> Hope this helps. Be great to get a patch for this into 2.0.5 soon
> > >>>> before more Rails 2.2 users run into this issue.
> > >>>> On Nov 19, 11:19 pm, Nathan Weizenbaum <nex...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > >>>>> All the ERB helpers should work with Haml - if they don't, that's a bug.
> > >>>>> The Haml helpers do require Haml, so you should avoid using them in a
> > >>>>> mixed environment. The reason things like haml_concat and capture_haml
> > >>>>> exist is to provide something for non-Rails environments.
> > >>>>> railsjedi wrote:
> > >>>>>> Hi. I'm trying to write some view helpers that take blocks. Running
> > >>>>>> into the issue that some views are HAML and some are ERB. So erb seems
> > >>>>>> to break haml_tag, and haml seems to break content_tag. Also concat vs
> > >>>>>> haml_concat, and capture vs capture_haml. All very confusing. Seems
> > >>>>>> like helpers should be halpers, and work in all contexts no matter the
> > >>>>>> view layer.
> > >>>>>> Is there an easy way to convert from one to the other? Maybe by just
> > >>>>>> wrapping it in a capture block or something?
sdsykes wrote:
> Nathan, did you get a chance to look at this failing test?
> -Stephen
> On Nov 30, 12:16 pm, sdsykes <sdsy...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Yes.
>> This is the kind of thing we are doing in our app - try adding this to
>> helper_test.rb
>> class ActionView::Base
>> module Ahelper
>> def nested_tag
>> content_tag(:span) {content_tag(:div) {"something"}}
>> end
>> end
>> include Ahelper
>> end
>> And this test is fixed by at least by adding '&& block_is_haml?
>> (block)' to line 89 in action_view_mods.rb, but perhaps you can look
>> at it in more depth than I have.
>> -Stephen
>> On Nov 29, 9:21 pm, Nathan Weizenbaum <nex...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>> Can you supply a failing test?
>>> sdsykes wrote:
>>>> The problem remains in 2.0.5
>>>> This version I can fix just by changing line 89 of action_view_mods.rb
>>>> from
>>>> if is_haml?
>>>> to
>>>> if is_haml && block_is_haml?(block)
>>>> -Stephen
>>>> On Nov 29, 1:44 am, Nathan Weizenbaum <nex...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>> This has been fixed in the latest stable. It'll be released as part of
>>>>> 2.0.5 soon.
>>>>> sdsykes wrote:
>>>>>> Yes, this is a very serious bug - it nixes your content tags in rails
>>>>>> 2.2.
>>>>>> Before I saw this post I came up with my own fix, but in
>>>>>> capture_with_haml and not in content_tag_with_haml.
>>>>>> This fix is shorter - I just changed line 96 of action_view_mods.rb
>>>>>> from this:
>>>>>> if is_haml?
>>>>>> to this:
>>>>>> block_is_haml =
>>>>>> begin
>>>>>> eval('_hamlout', block)
>>>>>> true
>>>>>> rescue
>>>>>> false
>>>>>> end
>>>>>> if block_is_haml && is_haml?
>>>>>> - Stephen
>>>>>> On Nov 23, 7:00 am, railsjedi <jcnet...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>>>> Ok, I tracked all my frustrations with haml helpers down to an
>>>>>>> incompatibility in content_tag between Rails 2.2 and Haml 2.0.5
>>>>>>> When I try rendering this call in my haml view, nothing shows up:
>>>>>>> - content_tag :div do
>>>>>>> SHOW ME SOME CONTENT
>>>>>>> I tried this both on Haml 2.0.4 and the latest Haml Edge (0a14c3) both
>>>>>>> install via plugins. In all cases the content doesnt display.
>>>>>>> Here is a test project that demonstrates the problem. Use it with Haml
>>>>>>> 2.0.4 and Rails 2.2 and you'll see the content doesnt display in Haml.
>>>>>>> On Rails 2.1 however, it will work fine.
>>>>>>> Traced the problem down to the content_tag alias method chaining in
>>>>>>> lib/haml/helpers/action_view_mods.rb
>>>>>>> I've added a unit test that isolates the bug as well as a fix for the
>>>>>>> issue in Rails 2.2. If you are running into this error when using Haml
>>>>>>> with Rails 2.2, give it a try. It should resolve your problems.http://github.com/jcnetdev/haml/commit/bc27e25fcafedb85ce37d818d28721...
>>>>>>> Hope this helps. Be great to get a patch for this into 2.0.5 soon
>>>>>>> before more Rails 2.2 users run into this issue.
>>>>>>> On Nov 19, 11:19 pm, Nathan Weizenbaum <nex...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>> All the ERB helpers should work with Haml - if they don't, that's a bug.
>>>>>>>> The Haml helpers do require Haml, so you should avoid using them in a
>>>>>>>> mixed environment. The reason things like haml_concat and capture_haml
>>>>>>>> exist is to provide something for non-Rails environments.
>>>>>>>> railsjedi wrote:
>>>>>>>>> Hi. I'm trying to write some view helpers that take blocks. Running
>>>>>>>>> into the issue that some views are HAML and some are ERB. So erb seems
>>>>>>>>> to break haml_tag, and haml seems to break content_tag. Also concat vs
>>>>>>>>> haml_concat, and capture vs capture_haml. All very confusing. Seems
>>>>>>>>> like helpers should be halpers, and work in all contexts no matter the
>>>>>>>>> view layer.
>>>>>>>>> Is there an easy way to convert from one to the other? Maybe by just
>>>>>>>>> wrapping it in a capture block or something?
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