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Ryan McGeary

More options 21 Jun, 15:04

From: "Ryan McGeary" <ryan.mcge...@gmail.com>

Date: Sat, 21 Jun 2008 10:04:32 -0400

Local: Sat 21 Jun 2008 15:04

Subject: Re: locals and partials

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After trying your scenario, I found that there seems to be a problem with
staticmatic 0.9.4, haml 2.0.0, and using partials. Try this:
$ sudo gem uninstall staticmatic
$ sudo gem install -v0.9.3 staticmatic
$ sudo gem install -v1.8.2 haml
$ sudo gem uninstall -v2.0.0 haml

This will leave you with staticmatic 0.9.3 and haml 1.8.2, which should
allow your scenario to work:

some_page.haml:
= partial("mypartial", :locals => { :title => "My Title" })

mypartial.haml:
%h1= title

I haven't yet investigated why the conflict between staticmatic 0.9.4 and
haml 2.0.0 exists, even though staticmatic 0.9.4 is dependent on haml >=
2.0.0.

-Ryan

On Sat, Jun 21, 2008 at 8:43 AM, liku <lfan...@gmail.com> wrote:

> hi there,
> I'm trying to get partials with locals working. but somehow I am too
> stupid to implement it...
> i followed the exact instructions on the staticmatic-website:

> this in my current file:
> = partial('mypartial', :locals => { :title => 'My Title' })

> than this under partials/mypartial.haml:
> %h1 title

> => this always prints out "title" (and not "My Title")

> i even tried:

> %h1= title or %h1= @title, which seems to make more sense to me, but
> still no luck.

> haml (2.0.0)
> staticmatic (0.9.4)

> any pointers???

> thanks a bunch!

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