Euphorichuman
I’ve been starting to work with Phoenix framework, I am currently following some LiveView tutorials. The tutorial that I am currently following has some syntax that is deprecated: Specifically when concatenating a string with an attribute in the attributes of an Html tag:
Old way:
def render(assigns) do
~H"""
<div id="post-<%= @post.id %>" class="post"></div>
"""
end
But with the above shows me the following compilation error:
.../post_component.ex:6:19: expected closing `"` for attribute value
Make sure the attribute is properly closed. This may also happen if
there is an EEx interpolation inside a tag, which is not supported.
Instead of
<div <%= @some_attributes %>>
</div>
do
<div {@some_attributes}>
</div>
How can I get the tag id as follows: "post-1"?
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shd42
You can use the new syntax with Heex (
~H):This post about Phoenix 1.6 upgrade should help you for the changes that have come up since it came out (note that LiveView 0.17 added/changed a number of other things, so look at the changelog for them too):
https://www.phoenixframework.org/blog/phoenix-1.6-released
nesimtunc
This is really uncomfortable syntax to remember
LostKobrakai
Maybe it helps if you think about it this way:
Html attributes are either static or dynamic.
<div static="…" dynamic={…} />What you put into static attributes is plain text as is. What you put in dynamic attributes can be any valid elixir expression. This includes, but is not limited to, interpolating something into a string.