Hello folks,
I''d like to include the javascript generated by an RJS file in an
RHTML file using the <script></script> tags. I was going to use
javascript_include_tag to do this, mostly in order to ensure that the
contents are not cached by the browser.
Unfortunately, javascript_include_tag appends a ".js" to the file name
if there is not a period in the file name. This means that I cannot
do
<%= javascript_include_tag ''/browse/read_variables'' %>
when read_variables is an action in the browse controller with an RJS
template.
There are various ways to work around this behaviour, but it seems
like a reasonable approach that should work. Is there a way to use
javascript_include_tag with an action? If not, is it something that
should be corrected in Rails, or is my usage too obscure/wrong/
whatever?
Thanks,
Mike.
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