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Hi there! First of all thank you for this great plugin, it's really cool :)
And I just want to ask, is there any way to use PHP or Blade PHP inside HAML tag attribute?
For exmple, I want to add value …
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Hi,
(Thanks for the plugin!).
I want to use grunt-newer, and it seems to only work with simple file mapping. So in grunt-haml-php I'm trying to get that setup. If I follow your example:
```
haml:…
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With this config in Gruntfile.js:
```
haml: {
compile: {
files: [{
expand: true,
src: ['assets/haml/*.haml'],
dest: 'templates/',
ext: '.php'
…
Mte90 updated
9 years ago
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```
I'm not seeing the source code indent properly.
I initialize pHAMLp like this:
$haml = new HamlParser(array('format' => 'html5', 'ugly' => FALSE, 'style' =>
'nested'));
I call the HAML template…
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If you insert the php code direct in the haml file, the php file generated it's wrong...
In the file /bin/haml (of this repo) replace the line 33 insert this:
```
$output = str_replace('','
Mte90 updated
9 years ago
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It works locally. Here is error from Heroku:
```
2017-01-12T20:28:14.292734+00:00 app[web.1]: 2017-01-12 20:28:14 [10.164.78.133][-][-][error][Error] Error: Cannot re-assign $this in /app/runtime…
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```
I'm not seeing the source code indent properly.
I initialize pHAMLp like this:
$haml = new HamlParser(array('format' => 'html5', 'ugly' => FALSE, 'style' =>
'nested'));
I call the HAML template…
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```
I'm not seeing the source code indent properly.
I initialize pHAMLp like this:
$haml = new HamlParser(array('format' => 'html5', 'ugly' => FALSE, 'style' =>
'nested'));
I call the HAML template…
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```
I'm not seeing the source code indent properly.
I initialize pHAMLp like this:
$haml = new HamlParser(array('format' => 'html5', 'ugly' => FALSE, 'style' =>
'nested'));
I call the HAML template…
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```
I'm not seeing the source code indent properly.
I initialize pHAMLp like this:
$haml = new HamlParser(array('format' => 'html5', 'ugly' => FALSE, 'style' =>
'nested'));
I call the HAML template…