Rails - Aug 2009 - render views from outside of controller for example in my modules in Lib directory

i render view from outside of controllers in my a module in lib
folder, here is my render method:

			def render(options, assigns = {})
				view = ActionView::Base.new
(ActionController::Base.view_paths,assigns)
				view.render options
			end

and i call it like this:
render(:file=>"#{template_path}.html.erb",:locals => locals)

every things fine in rendered page, i can use locals but when i use
FORM_FOR in rendered view, i get this error message:

You have a nil object when you didn''t expect it!
The error occurred while evaluating nil.url_for

please help me!

i render view from outside of controllers in my a module in lib
folder, here is my render method:

			def render(options, assigns = {})
				view = ActionView::Base.new
(ActionController::Base.view_paths,assigns)
				view.render options
			end

and i call it like this:
render(:file=>"#{template_path}.html.erb",:locals => locals)

every things fine in rendered page, i can use locals but when i use
FORM_FOR in rendered view, i get this error message:

You have a nil object when you didn''t expect it!
The error occurred while evaluating nil.url_for

please help me!

firelinemx wrote:
> i render view from outside of controllers in my a module in lib
> folder, here is my render method:
> 
>       def render(options, assigns = {})
>         view = ActionView::Base.new
> (ActionController::Base.view_paths,assigns)
>         view.render options
>       end
> 
> and i call it like this:
> render(:file=>"#{template_path}.html.erb",:locals =>
locals)
> 
> every things fine in rendered page, i can use locals but when i use
> FORM_FOR in rendered view, i get this error message:
> 
> You have a nil object when you didn''t expect it!
> The error occurred while evaluating nil.url_for
> 
> please help me!
Not a fan of any rendering showing up in your models but in your 
controller code, did you assign the model of interest to your locals? 
i.e. does the locals() in :locals => locals bring up your model of 
interest.. as that is what you are passing to the view.
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