I am trying to build my first Rails application and I'm using Ryan Heath's navigation_helper plugin to give me the current class in my navigation. I built my named routes as follows:
match 'games' => 'games#index', :as => :games
match 'new' => 'games#new', :as => :new
match 'previous' => 'games#previous', :as => :previous
match 'settings' => 'settings#index', :as => :settings
Then in my application_layout I added the following code
<%= navigation([:games, :new, :previous, :settings]).html_safe %>
From what I know of Rails the html_safe should force HTML to be rendered properly, but instead what I get is this:
<ul class="navigation">["<li class=\"current\"><a href=\"/games\">Games</a></li>", "<li class=\"\"><a href=\"/new\">New</a></li>", "<li class=\"\"><a href=\"/previous\">Previous</a></li>", "<li class=\"\"><a href=\"/settings\">Settings</a></li>"]</ul>
So am I doing something wrong or is the plugin doing something wrong? I know that the plugin was written back in 2.x days which from what I know handled HTML a bit differently, but I just don't know enough.
You can use raw() method to avoid escaping:
https://github.com/priceflex/navigation_helper/commit/ad7bf45db1845e9299e9da39cf214866b608dd47 try to use this fork wich fix issues for rails3