+ [2013-11-28T05:40:59Z] Fire-Dragon-DoL Can I chain multiple tags like {% do_something asset_path '360logo.png' %} jaybe ?
+ [2013-11-28T05:42:18Z] pontiki liquid is not ruby
+ [2013-11-28T05:53:45Z] Fire-Dragon-DoL pontiki: yea was just asking, solved the filter problem anyway
+ [2013-11-28T05:53:56Z] Fire-Dragon-DoL my template engine was escaping text like if it was html

message no. 14222

Posted by Fire-Dragon-DoL in #jekyll at 2013-11-28T03:49:37Z

jaybe: I have a more complex question =S, are there any way to get the full file path of the file being generated at? Like, I have index.html in root of my project, file path will be /something/_site/index.html
+ [2013-11-29T03:16:35Z] travis-ci [travis-ci] mojombo/jekyll#2236 (tomlify) The build passed. http://travis-ci.org/mojombo/jekyll/builds/14682423
+ [2013-11-30T19:10:13Z] kaffeebohne Hi, just a quick question. I never worked with ruby or jerkyll before, you might need some patience for this. :D I wanted to create some html IDs based on the title and tried e.g {{ post.title.gsub(/[\s+)(]/,"") }}, but this does not work, what am I doing wrong?
+ [2013-11-30T19:19:52Z] jedimind i dont know enough ruby syntax, but im pretty sure you cannot do an operation like that inside {{ }} in the template itself
+ [2013-11-30T19:20:03Z] jedimind meaning, you have to define a post.titleID variable in ruby, then spit it out in the template
+ [2013-11-30T19:20:17Z] jedimind where you do the logic