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Justin To

2008-Jul-15 22:50 UTC

Rendering another model''s views

I want to render Model B''s views inside Model A''s, how would I
do this?

For instance, I want to display the "new.html.erb" of Model B in
A''s
index.html.erb, and be able to create new B''s in A.

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Sean Clark Hess

2008-Jul-15 22:59 UTC

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Re: Rendering another model''s views

Views correspond to controllers, not models.  If that is what you mean, in
Controller A, you can redirect_to B, use render :controller => :B, :action
=> :new, or just move new.html.erb into A''s views.  Unless you are
also
using it for B alone, this makes more sense

On Tue, Jul 15, 2008 at 4:50 PM, Justin To
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wrote:
>
> I want to render Model B''s views inside Model A''s, how
would I do this?
>
> For instance, I want to display the "new.html.erb" of Model B in
A''s
> index.html.erb, and be able to create new B''s in A.
>
> Thanks.
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Phillip Koebbe

2008-Jul-15 23:17 UTC

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Re: Rendering another model''s views

Sean Clark Hess wrote:> Views correspond to controllers, not models.  If that is what you mean, 
> in
> Controller A, you can redirect_to B, use render :controller => :B, 
> :action
> => :new, or just move new.html.erb into A''s views.  Unless you
are also
> using it for B alone, this makes more sense
> 
> On Tue, Jul 15, 2008 at 4:50 PM, Justin To 
> <rails-mailing-list-ARtvInVfO7ksV2N9l4h3zg@public.gmane.org>
Another option is to move the content of the view into a partial and 
have each parent render the partials. So you''d have something similar
to

controller A

def new
...
end

views/A/new.html.erb

render :partial => ''<some path to the partial>/<some
partial name>''

controller B

def new
...
end

views/B/new.html.erb

render :partial => ''<some path to the partial>/<some
partial name>''

If the partial you are rendering is a form, you can set instance 
variables containing the controller and action to post to. I''m doing 
something similar to this right now in that I have a particular form 
that I am using in three different situations.

Peace,
Phillip
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Justin To

2008-Jul-16 01:00 UTC

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Re: Rendering another model''s views

This is what I''m trying in \controllers\users_controller.rb:

rjs.replace_html :results, :partial => ''\req_details\form''

I''m trying to render \views\req_details\_form

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Phillip Koebbe

2008-Jul-16 02:01 UTC

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Re: Rendering another model''s views

Justin To wrote:> This is what I''m trying in \controllers\users_controller.rb:
> 
> rjs.replace_html :results, :partial =>
''\req_details\form''
> 
> I''m trying to render \views\req_details\_form
> 
> Thanks for the help
Are you getting some kind of error? Post all relevant code so we can 
have a look.

Peace,
Phillip
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Justin To

2008-Jul-16 04:08 UTC

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Re: Rendering another model''s views

No error. When I click the link, it just seems as though nothing is 
happening.


\views\users\_user_management.html.erb:
<%= link_to_remote( "Add requirement", :url => { :action => 
:show_add_req } ) %>

\controllers\users_controller.rb:
    def show_add_req
    if(request.xhr?)
      render :update do |rjs|
          rjs.replace_html :results, :partial =>
''\req_details\form'' #
tried multiple things here ''form'', ''_form'',
''\req_details\form'',
''\req_details\_form'',...
          rjs.visual_effect(:blind_down, "results", :duration => 1)
        end
    else
      redirect_to_index and return
    end
  end

\views\req_details\_form.html.erb:
sdfkjsdlfkjsdlfkjsldkfjsdkf


That''s all of the relevant code...I think.

Thanks for the help!
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Phillip Koebbe

2008-Jul-16 11:29 UTC

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Re: Rendering another model''s views

Justin To wrote:
> \controllers\users_controller.rb:
>     def show_add_req
>     if(request.xhr?)
>       render :update do |rjs|
>           rjs.replace_html :results, :partial =>
''\req_details\form'' #
In which file is a dom element with the id ''results'' defined?
Is it in
the current page at the time of the ajax request?

Peace,
Phillip
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Justin To

2008-Jul-16 18:17 UTC

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Re: Rendering another model''s views

Phillip Koebbe wrote:> Justin To wrote:
> 
>> \controllers\users_controller.rb:
>>     def show_add_req
>>     if(request.xhr?)
>>       render :update do |rjs|
>>           rjs.replace_html :results, :partial =>
''\req_details\form'' #
> 
> In which file is a dom element with the id ''results''
defined? Is it in
> the current page at the time of the ajax request?
> 
> Peace,
> Phillip
The ''results'' <div> is in index.html.erb
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Phillip Koebbe

2008-Jul-16 19:14 UTC

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Re: Rendering another model''s views

Justin To wrote:> Phillip Koebbe wrote:
>> Justin To wrote:
>> 
>>> \controllers\users_controller.rb:
>>>     def show_add_req
>>>     if(request.xhr?)
>>>       render :update do |rjs|
>>>           rjs.replace_html :results, :partial =>
''\req_details\form'' #
>> 
>> In which file is a dom element with the id ''results''
defined? Is it in
>> the current page at the time of the ajax request?
>> 
>> Peace,
>> Phillip
> 
> The ''results'' <div> is in index.html.erb
Okay. Let me make sure I understand. You hit the index action which 
ultimately renders the partial \views\users\_user_management.html.erb. 
That partial includes the link_to_remote which calls the show_add_req 
action. That action updates the results div which is part of the 
index.html.erb view. So the only thing we haven''t seen yet are the 
contents of req_details/_form. I''m wondering if you''re missing
an
instance variable or something in the show_add_req action.

Phillip
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Justin To

2008-Jul-16 19:38 UTC

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Re: Rendering another model''s views

> Okay. Let me make sure I understand. You hit the index action which 
> ultimately renders the partial \views\users\_user_management.html.erb. 
> That partial includes the link_to_remote which calls the show_add_req 
> action. That action updates the results div which is part of the 
> index.html.erb view. So the only thing we haven''t seen yet are the
> contents of req_details/_form. I''m wondering if you''re
missing an
> instance variable or something in the show_add_req action.
> 
> Phillip
\views\req_details\_form.html.erb:
sdfkjsdlfkjsdlfkjsldkfjsdkf

I just stuck that in for testing purposes...

I think the problem must be in the action show_add_req
    def show_add_req
    if(request.xhr?)
      render :update do |rjs|
          rjs.replace_html :results, :partial =>
''\req_details\_form''
          rjs.visual_effect(:blind_down, "results", :duration => 1)
        end
    else
      redirect_to_index and return
    end
  end

Particularly, rjs.replace_html :results (<-/users/views/index.html.erb), 
:partial => ?? (<-req_details/views/_form.html.erb)

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Phillip Koebbe

2008-Jul-17 01:05 UTC

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Re: Rendering another model''s views

Justin To wrote:> I think the problem must be in the action show_add_req
>     def show_add_req
>     if(request.xhr?)
>       render :update do |rjs|
>           rjs.replace_html :results, :partial =>
''\req_details\_form''
>           rjs.visual_effect(:blind_down, "results", :duration
=> 1)
>         end
>     else
>       redirect_to_index and return
>     end
>   end
> 
> Particularly, rjs.replace_html :results (<-/users/views/index.html.erb),
> :partial => ?? (<-req_details/views/_form.html.erb)
> 
> Thanks
Hi Justin,

I think I might have an idea. Comment out the visual_effect line and try 
again. I believe you''re getting an error in the javascript, and
you''re
just not seeing it.  Are you using Firebug? You would be able to see it 
in there. I think your visual_effect line is incorrect at the duration. 
It should have the duration in curly braces as a hash, like

rjs.visual_effect(:blind_down, ''results'', {:duration => 1})

At least that''s how I have always coded it. Maybe I''m wrong.
It''s worth
a shot, though.

Peace,
Phillip
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Chris Kubica

2008-Jul-17 01:27 UTC

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Intro From Newbie in Raleigh, NC USA Area

Hi, all,

I''m new to Rails. I''m trying to build Web sites with it with
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Any of you in the RTP area of North Carolina, USA?

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Craig White

2008-Jul-17 01:49 UTC

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Re: ****[Rails] Intro From Newbie in Raleigh, NC USA Area

On Wed, 2008-07-16 at 21:27 -0400, Chris Kubica wrote:> Hi, all,
> 
> I''m new to Rails. I''m trying to build Web sites with it
with FileMaker as
> the back-end database.
> 
> Any of you in the RTP area of North Carolina, USA?----
I remember you from my filemaker days.

Heavily suggest that you learn rails with sql db first so that you get the power
of rails before you attempt to connect to a Filemaker DB because that''s
likely to be disappointing (wouldn''t know, I never tried).

Once I got into Rails, Filemaker seemed so painful and I have stopped doing
Filemaker.

Craig


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Craig White

2008-Jul-17 01:51 UTC

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Re: ****[Rails] Intro From Newbie in Raleigh, NC USA Area

On Wed, 2008-07-16 at 21:27 -0400, Chris Kubica wrote:> Hi, all,
> 
> I''m new to Rails. I''m trying to build Web sites with it
with FileMaker as
> the back-end database.
> 
> Any of you in the RTP area of North Carolina, USA?----
oh and by the way...start your own threads - don''t steal other
people''s
threads by clicking ''reply'' and changing the subject.

Craig


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Chris Kubica

2008-Jul-17 04:28 UTC

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Re: ****[Rails] Intro From Newbie in Raleigh, NC USA Area

Sorry!

> From: Craig White
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> Reply-To: <rubyonrails-talk-/JYPxA39Uh5TLH3MbocFFw@public.gmane.org>
> Date: Wed, 16 Jul 2008 18:51:22 -0700
> To: <rubyonrails-talk-/JYPxA39Uh5TLH3MbocFFw@public.gmane.org>
> Subject: [Rails] Re: ****[Rails] Intro From Newbie in Raleigh, NC USA Area
> 
> 
> On Wed, 2008-07-16 at 21:27 -0400, Chris Kubica wrote:
>> Hi, all,
>> 
>> I''m new to Rails. I''m trying to build Web sites with
it with FileMaker as
>> the back-end database.
>> 
>> Any of you in the RTP area of North Carolina, USA?
> ----
> oh and by the way...start your own threads - don''t steal other
people''s
> threads by clicking ''reply'' and changing the subject.
> 
> Craig
> 
> 
> > 


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JON

2008-Jul-17 14:30 UTC

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Re: ****[Rails] Intro From Newbie in Raleigh, NC USA Area

\views\users\_user_management.html.erb:
<%= link_to_remote( "Add requirement", :url => { :action =>
:show_add_req } ) %>

Let me try to understand , you said u have parent and child models/
views.
and u wish to call daughter action from parent view.

try adding controller => "daughter " to the link_to_remote url

CJ(JON)
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On Jul 17, 9:28 am, Chris Kubica
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wrote:> Sorry!
>
> > From: Craig White
<craigwh...-BQ75lA0ptkhBDgjK7y7TUQ@public.gmane.org>
> > Reply-To:
<rubyonrails-talk-/JYPxA39Uh5TLH3MbocFFw@public.gmane.org>
> > Date: Wed, 16 Jul 2008 18:51:22 -0700
> > To: <rubyonrails-talk-/JYPxA39Uh5TLH3MbocFFw@public.gmane.org>
> > Subject: [Rails] Re: ****[Rails] Intro From Newbie in Raleigh, NC USA
Area
>
> > On Wed, 2008-07-16 at 21:27 -0400, Chris Kubica wrote:
> >> Hi, all,
>
> >> I''m new to Rails. I''m trying to build Web sites
with it with FileMaker as
> >> the back-end database.
>
> >> Any of you in the RTP area of North Carolina, USA?
> > ----
> > oh and by the way...start your own threads - don''t steal
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> > threads by clicking ''reply'' and changing the
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Pardee, Roy

2008-Jul-17 15:18 UTC

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Re: Rendering another model''s views

I''m out of my league here for sure, but shouldn''t that partial
reference
be:

  :partial => ''req_details/form''

instead of:

  :partial => ''\req_details\_form''

?

Cheers,

-Roy

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Justin To wrote:> I think the problem must be in the action show_add_req
>     def show_add_req
>     if(request.xhr?)
>       render :update do |rjs|
>           rjs.replace_html :results, :partial =>
''\req_details\_form''
>           rjs.visual_effect(:blind_down, "results", :duration
=> 1)
>         end
>     else
>       redirect_to_index and return
>     end
>   end
> 
> Particularly, rjs.replace_html :results 
> (<-/users/views/index.html.erb), :partial => ?? 
> (<-req_details/views/_form.html.erb)
> 
> Thanks
Hi Justin,

I think I might have an idea. Comment out the visual_effect line and try
again. I believe you''re getting an error in the javascript, and
you''re
just not seeing it.  Are you using Firebug? You would be able to see it
in there. I think your visual_effect line is incorrect at the duration. 
It should have the duration in curly braces as a hash, like

rjs.visual_effect(:blind_down, ''results'', {:duration => 1})

At least that''s how I have always coded it. Maybe I''m wrong.
It''s worth
a shot, though.

Peace,
Phillip
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Rails - Jul 2008 - Rendering another model's views

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