undefined method `symbolize_keys' for

[Dave Castellano]

Hi,

I am getting the error:
undefined method `symbolize_keys' for "/contents/index_books/13":String

for the following:

<%= link_to(image_tag src= asset_path("#{subject.icon}" + '.png'),
index_books_path(:subject_id => subject.id)) %>

I understand that a hash is expected and a string is being found, but
not sure why. Is my syntax incorrect?

Thanks,

Dave Castellano

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[Dave Aronson]

On Monday, November 10, 2014, Dave Castellano <li...@ruby-forum.com> wrote:

I am getting the error:
undefined method `symbolize_keys' for "/contents/index_books/13":String

for the following:

 <%= link_to(image_tag src= asset_path("#{subject.icon}" + '.png'),
index_books_path(:subject_id => subject.id)) %>

Try fixing the "src=" bit.  That's HTML, not Ruby.

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[Dave Castellano]

Dave Aronson wrote in post #1162130:

>
>
> Try fixing the "src=" bit. That's HTML, not Ruby.
>

<%= link_to(image_tag asset_path("#{subject.icon}" + '.png'),
index_books_path(:subject_id => subject.id)) %> still throws same error.

<%= image_tag asset_path("#{subject.icon}" + '.png') %> works fine so I
am assuming its the link_to and not the image_tag.

Dave

[Colin Law]

On 10 November 2014 21:17, Dave Castellano <li...@ruby-forum.com> wrote:
> Dave Aronson wrote in post #1162130:
>>
>>
>> Try fixing the "src=" bit. That's HTML, not Ruby.
>>
> <%= link_to(image_tag asset_path("#{subject.icon}" + '.png'),
> index_books_path(:subject_id => subject.id)) %> still throws same error.

I suspect you are passing index_books_path() as a second parameter to image_tag.

>
> <%= image_tag asset_path("#{subject.icon}" + '.png') %> works fine so I
> am assuming its the link_to and not the image_tag.

A wrong assumption I think

Colin

[Rob Biedenharn]

On 2014-Nov-10, at 16:17 , Dave Castellano <li...@ruby-forum.com> wrote:

> Dave Aronson wrote in post #1162130:
>>
>>
>> Try fixing the "src=" bit. That's HTML, not Ruby.
>>
> <%= link_to(image_tag asset_path("#{subject.icon}" + '.png'),
> index_books_path(:subject_id => subject.id)) %> still throws same error.

Try it without attempting to elide the parentheses around the single argument of image_tag:

<%= link_to(image_tag(

asset_path("#{subject.icon}" + '.png')

),
index_books_path(:subject_id => subject.id)
) %>

Your version is almost certainly being interpreted as if you had put:

<%= link_to(image_tag(asset_path("#{subject.icon}" + '.png'),

index_books_path(:subject_id => subject.id)
)

) %>

> <%= image_tag asset_path("#{subject.icon}" + '.png') %> works fine so I
> am assuming its the link_to and not the image_tag.
>
> Dave
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[Dave Castellano]

OK, Got it!! Thanks for the help!