I only want to output one anchor here. If the current_page is in the array I get two (.html and -nf.html). If it is not in the array I get as many anchors as there are items in the array.
I am using StaticMatic.
- if page_options[:current_index] < page_options[:total_index] && page_options[:current_index] > 0
// loop through the pre-flash array and if current page matches, add -nf
- page_options[:pre_flash] = ['string_one-nf', 'string_two-nf', 'string_three-nf']
- page_options[:pre_flash].each do |each_string|
- if current_page.include? each_string
%li
%a{ :href => "page#{page_options[:current_index]}-nf.html", :class => "next" }
Next
- else
%li
%a{ :href => "page#{page_options[:current_index]}.html", :class => "next" }
Next
unless current_page.include? the_string
Edit:
You could break the each-loop if you want your first finding to be the only one.
But now this looks a little bit weird, because you are iterating over an array
and breaking after the first element no matter what happens.
Am I addressing your problem at all?
options[:pre_flash] = ['string_one-nf', 'string_two-nf', 'string_three-nf']
page_options[:pre_flash].each do |each_string|
if current_page.include? each_string
%li
%a{ :href => "page#{page_options[:current_index]}-nf.html", :class => "next" }
# This is the last ancor
break
else
%li
%a{ :href => "page#{page_options[:current_index]}.html", :class => "next" }
# This is the last ancor
break
end
end