Hi, In my application I want to use auto_link for showing link throughout the site. but it couldn't work with truncate and word_wrap.also how to open that link in new tab. Currently I am using rails 1.2.. any solution for this problem?
on 12.08.2008 12:34
on 12.08.2008 15:36
On Tue, Aug 12, 2008 at 12:34, Sunny Bogawat <ruby-forum-incoming@andreas-s.net> wrote: > Hi, > In my application I want to use auto_link for showing link throughout > the site. > but it couldn't work with truncate and word_wrap.also how to open that > link in new tab. > Currently I am using rails 1.2.. any solution for this problem? First, this is a Spanish speaking Rails group, so you are supposed to write in Spanish. You should post at <http://www.ruby-forum.com/forum/3> if you want to use English and get your questions answered in English. About the question of auto_link opening links in a new tab you can use something like this: auto_link(your_text, :all, :target => '_blank') That should open your page in a new window, but most of the modern browsers open a new tab instead. Of course all the documentation for Rails is already written, so it's better to look there before asking this type of questions: <http://rails-doc.org/rails/v1.2.0/ActionView/Helpers/TextHelper/auto_link> I don't really understand your first question, so I recommend you ask it in the other group I've linked above. Cheers.
on 12.08.2008 15:47
2008/8/12 Daniel Rodriguez Troitiño <notzcoolx@yahoo.es>: > write in Spanish. You should post at > <http://www.ruby-forum.com/forum/3> if you want to use English and get > your questions answered in English. > Oops, I missed the original message, my bad. Anyway, Sunny, what Daniel said :) -- Manuel, que piensa que eres una excelente persona y medra en torno a http://simplelogica.net y/o http://simplelogica.net/logicola/ Recuerda comer mucha fruta y verdura.