Rails 3.0.9 and escape_javascript stil not working?

You need to wrap your %= escape_javascript(...) % part in quotes.

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Running into a strange problem. I was sure that it used to work and is fixed in this version (github.com/rails/rails/issues/1553). I have a simple controller class MessagesController {:id => "post_submit_form", :remote => true} do |f|%> 'post' %> "button post" %> a create.js.

Erb file for rendering the html: $('#pending_item'). Html( 'stream_item'))%>); Using jquery 1.6.1 and latest rails. Js I keep getting parsererror in firebug by binding to ajax:error.

I think is a problem with escape_javascript as if it just do the following it works great: $('#pending_item'). Html('hello'); I know that partial works as it is use repeatedly to display the when the page loads. Additionaly if I just have: hello in the partial I have the same parsererror I am sure I am using 3.0.9 as it says this when I start the app: Rails 3.0.9 application starting in development on http://0.0.0.0:3000 Any ideas?

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You need to wrap your part in quotes: $('#pending_item'). Html(" 'stream_item'))%>").

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