Similar to this question except I don\'t use html_safe anywhere in the whole project. I generate a CSV file in index.csv.erb like this:
I\'m getting this error on the line where I call recaptcha_tags &开发者_开发知识库lt;%= recaptcha_tags( :public_key => \'XXXXXXYYYYYYYZZZ-ZXYXXZYZ\' , :display=>{:theme=>\"white\" }) %>
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In my CMS application I use gsub to replace parts of a user supplied html template (string) with dynamic code from the application (such as a comment from a user, or page content). I\'m upgrading from
On my Rails 3 app controller I have the following code: array = [] Location.all.each{|x|array<<x.city.html_safe}
On one side of my page, I have a very simple email form. On the other side I have a preview of the proposed email. For example:
i have a field which is not required i.e. can be nil. i want to use the ffg: myfield.html_safe in my view. this doesn\'t work for the items that have no myfield. i get an exception, how do i get html_
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It feels like html_safe adds an abstraction to the String class that requires understanding of what is going on, for example,
I\'ve got a database in MSSQL that I\'m porting to SQLite/Django. I\'m using pymssql to connect to the database and save a text field to the local SQLite database.