Rails3 automatically escaping render_audits #3
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…ating the render_audits command was not enough because the changes were escape separately in the render_audits call. To make the audits render properly the changes have to be unescaped
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Hi,
I am new to rails so there may be a much better way to handle this, but this seems to be working for me locally. If I use render_audits like this : raw( render_audits( @model ) ) it works mostly, but the actual delta changes are doubly escaped, so even with raw they are still escaped and not being included as HTML.
I found that if I encapsulated changes.join in the render_audits method it solved the problem. This might benefit other rails3 devs.
If there is a better way please do tell me, I am keen to learn more.
Also, your audit trails work really well, I like the rendered deltas as well, very slick.
Cheers,
Vince
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