I want to wrap some content in HTML in a Rails 3 helper so that in my view I can do this:
<%= rounded_box do-%>
<%= raw target.text %>
<% end -%>
I have a helper method that looks like this:
def rounded_box(&block)
str = "<div class='rounded_box'><div class='rounded_box_content'><div class='rounded_box_top'></div>
str << yield
str << "<div class='rounded_box_bottom'><div></div></div></div>"
raw str
end
The way I have it now returns the content properly wrapped in the HTML string, but not before rendering any erb in the rounded_bo开发者_开发百科x block (e.g. in this case the target.text is rendered twice, once wrapped, once not).
Is there a better way to do this? For simplicity, I'd like to avoid using content_tag, but if that's the only/best way I can do that.
Call capture
on the block instead of yield
:
def rounded_box(&block)
str = "<div class='rounded_box'><div class='rounded_box_content'><div class='rounded_box_top'></div>"
str << capture(&block)
str << "<div class='rounded_box_bottom'><div></div></div></div>"
raw str
end
Change <%= raw target.text %>
to <% raw target.text %>
, and ERB should handle the rest. You don't need to explicitly output the result of the intervening ERB tag, because it's been handled by the helper.
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