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MarkupBuilder combining attributes and content: msg#00125lang.groovy.user
How can I use MarkupBuilder to generate html elements that have both attributes and content? I can't seem to locate any examples anywhere, but it's such an essential case I'm sure it's supported. Eg: <td class="foo">some content here</td> mb = new MarkupBuilder() mb.td(class:"foo") // yields <td class='foo' /> mb.td("some content here") // yields <td>some content here</td> mb.td(class:"foo", "some content here") // yields <td class='foo' /> I believe there was an example on the wiki here http://wiki.codehaus.org/groovy/TreeBasedSyntax but that page seems to have disappeared today - at least it's been inaccessible to me since this afternoon.
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