<% @products.each do |product| %> <% end %>

<% primary_image = product.image_set_array.first %> <% primary_image = 1 if primary_image.nil? %> <%# Displays a placeholder if no images are defined. %> <%= link_to image_tag(product.method("image#{primary_image}").call.url(:thumb), alt: 'product picture'), product %>

<%= link_to product.title, product %>

Vendor: <%= link_to product.vendor.displayname, profile_path(product.vendor) %> <% concat("[on vacation]") if product.vendor.vacation %>

<%# Long strings like URLs in description will overflow outside their container, messing up formatting. # Normally this is an easy css fix but Firefox makes it difficult inside tables (read css file for more info). # Browsers seem to automatically break long strings on "-_" chars but if none present the string will overflow container. # Here it looks for long 60 char strings and wraps them in a div to apply word-breaking css. # The pattern needs to avoid matching any strings with html tags because it will break the html, # ie "

xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx yyyyyyy

" would break p tag html if first non-whitespace string wrapped in div tags. #%> <% html = simple_format h( truncate(product.description, length: 400, separator: ' ') ) %> <% html.gsub!(/([^<>\-_\s]{60,})/, '

\\1

') %> <%# rails automatically escapes html so this function will prevent escaping. It is already safe from calling h() above. %> <%=html.html_safe %> <% if product.fe_enabled %>

Escrow: No

<%end%> <% if product.allow_purchase? %> <%else%> <%end%>

<%= render partial: 'products/unitprices', locals: {product: product, show_price_per_unit: false} %>

<%= paginate @products %>