I have an intstance variable I am passing to a view, @body.
@body is a string with html in it.
<%= @body %> renders the string, not the html. How do I render the html in the string?
Possible?
Thanks in advance!
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The answer is not true anymore. Rails 3 automatically escapes html for you, so when you have in a controller:
@error = "<h1>OMG u broke teh intertubez!!111</h1>"
This will output the HTML without escaping:
<%= raw @error %>
And both of this will escape the HTML:
<%= h @error %>
<%= @error %>
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<%= @body %> would output some html if you had some html in @body.
It's a little weird to have html in that variable since the controller is not supposed to pass any HTML (The controller has to be view agnostic).
This is why we have some helper methods. Make a helper method that generates some html, and use it in your view.
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Stirman
Doh! I was using <%=h %>. I understand the view agnostic thing, this is just a weird situation where I am passing an html-formatted email through to view. Thanks!