Upgrading to Rails 3: raising error?

This only applies to some tags. E.g. % form_for ... % became %= form_for ... % .

In this case you just use % if true % . The reason is that form_for generates output, so you use %= % . A simple if statement does not generate output, so you use % % .

The same goes for loops etc.: you just keep using % % .

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