Hi everybody on the list! I''m partially new to RoR and now I''m finally starting my first big project in Rails. I''m studying the documentation, the archives of the mailing list, the wiki and other resources here and there on the web, but I can''t find a good response to my question. Here is the problem: the site I''m working on contains a big amount of forms and many of them are based on the repetitive use of some predefined html snippet, typically composed of a div, some span, the label, the input and, in case, the error message. In Rails, I think it''s obvious, a good way to solve this problem is using partial view. But which is the best practice? Inside the partial I must have access (for example) to errors. And I have to "overload" the standard method Rails use to mark fields generating errors: the div with the class ''errorField'' should include not only the input element, but also the label, the error message for the field and something more. I found this (http://www.pointstorm.com/~gavin/partials-doc/classes/ ActionView/Partials.html) document: which one of that methods should I use to solve my problem? Or do I have to take a totally different way and write an helper? Sorry for the long post, and thanks in advance Silvano -- . . . Silvano Stralla . . . e-mail: silvano.stralla-4RvtM1ply7U1GQ1Ptb7lUw@public.gmane.org site: http://www.sistrall.it flog: http://www.sistrall.it/flog