You never finish (or do anything with) the block from the line above, you have to end that block with 'end' before your 'else' statement.
if c.amount < 500 @project.budgmonthexpends.find(:all, :conditions => [:year_id == c.year_id]).each do |d|
end
else @project.budgmonthexpends.find(:all, :conditions => :year_id == c.year_id).each do |d|
end
end
Is valid code (though still gibberish since you're not doing anything with the two each blocks). Hope that helps.
Alex Gutteridge
Department of Biochemistry
University of Cambridge
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On 24 Apr 2008, at 16:20, erik wrote:
The following piece of code returns:
syntax error, unexpected kELSE, expecting kEND
When I delete this block of code all works well - I have read that
this may be an issue with copied or pasted code, UTF-8 issues etc....
I have tried all of these - is there simply something wrong with my
code that I am not seeing?
<% if c.amount < 500 %>
<% @project.budgmonthexpends.find(:all, :conditions =>
[:year_id == c.year_id]).each do |d| %>
<% else %> <!-- Error is occuring here -->
<%@project.budgmonthexpends.find(:all, :conditions => :year_id
== c.year_id).each do |d|%>
<% end %>
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