Syntax error, unexpected keyword_ensure, expecting $end, in HAML using form_tag?

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Once I replaced "form{:action => "/comments"}" with a "form_tag('/comments')" in the following code: =form_tag('/comments') %fieldset %input. Comment_input{ :name => "commentcomment", :size => 60, :type => "text" } %input{ :name => "commentactivity_id", :type => 'hidden', :value => "#{activity. Id}" } %button.

Post_coment_btn{ :type => "submit", :formmethod => "post"} Add Comment I then got the following error: syntax error, unexpected keyword_ensure, expecting $end . . On line 18, but the file containing the above only has 17 lines.

Am I using the form_tag incorrectly? Using the form_tag do as indicated by @Ben Zhang worked only I actually wanted to go to the 'create' action in the 'comments' controller: =form_tag :action => 'create', :controller => 'comments' do ruby-on-rails forms haml link|improve this question edited Feb 1 at 3:25 asked Feb 1 at 2:53John3929 72% accept rate.

Try this one = form_tag :action => '/comments' do.

Lost 15 minutes to this one...d'oh! – Nate Berkopec Mar 19 at 18:43.

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