I'm a ruby newbie and I'm trying to do something with templates using
Amrita.
I have a template which contains html with some <div id="something">...</div>
into it and Amrita doesn't generate this chunk of html because it gets
because there is no something data into the structure.
Do you know if there is a way to jump over this problem?
Do you think Amrita is not good enough and you can tell me something better?
Thanks in advance
Kind regards
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I have a template which contains html with some <div id="something">...</div>
into it and Amrita doesn't generate this chunk of html because it gets
because there is no something data into the structure.
Do you know if there is a way to jump over this problem?
It's been a while, but I'm pretty sure you can get Amrita to use
something other than "id" as its anchor. It seems a bit silly to me to
use "id" for two unconnected things.
Do you think Amrita is not good enough and you can tell me something better?
Amrita's fine. There are other options that will probably be faster or
may appeal to you (in terms of the way they do things) but Amrita can
get the job done elegantly.
I'm a ruby newbie and I'm trying to do something with templates using
Amrita.
I have a template which contains html with some <div
id="something">...</div>
into it and Amrita doesn't generate this chunk of html because it gets
because there is no something data into the structure.
Do you know if there is a way to jump over this problem?
I'm not sure exactly what your problem is but the best place to ask an
Amrita question would be on their mailing list which you can subscribe to
from here http://amrita2.rubyforge.org/
You would have the most knowlegable Amrita folks to discuss things with
there.
Do you think Amrita is not good enough and you can tell me something
better?
Amrita and Amrita2 is a fine project. The main developer, Taku Nakajima is,
a dedicated person. So if the project meets your needs then it should be a
solid choice.
If you want to look at some additional templating projects that might also
work for you, check out
Miquel Oliete wrote:
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> I have a template which contains html with some <div id="something">...</div>
> into it and Amrita doesn't generate this chunk of html because it gets
> because there is no something data into the structure.
>
> Do you know if there is a way to jump over this problem?
It's been a while, but I'm pretty sure you can get Amrita to use
something other than "id" as its anchor. It seems a bit silly to me to
use "id" for two unconnected things.
Are you telling me that I can use another "keyword" different than id
to tell Amrita where it must change when I call the expand method?How
can I do this?
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On Sun, 29 Oct 2006 00:35:12 +0900 Gavin Sinclair wrote:
> Do you think Amrita is not good enough and you can tell me something better?
Amrita's fine. There are other options that will probably be faster or
may appeal to you (in terms of the way they do things) but Amrita can
get the job done elegantly.
Cheers,
Gavin
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