I'm using jQuery with rails and have the following piece of code
$('#related').html("<%= render :partial => "related_items" %>");
I'm having a problem in the browser where the content of the #related element is only being replaced when there are no line breaks in the partial.
This isn't too much of a big deal, I can place everything on one one line but it makes the code very difficult to read.
Is there a way around having to omit line breaks in the jQuery html() attribute?
Whats happening here is the code between the <% and %> is being interpreted by Rails first, and the output of that interpretation is being sent to the browser. So what's being sent to the browser is:
$('#related').html("Some text with a
line break in it");
This is not valid javascript because javascript doesn't allow multi-line double-quoted strings. You need to escape the line breaks in the string so that when they are printed to the browser the result is a valid javascript statement.
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