similar to: Globalize, partial, cache

Hi, I''m wondering if it would be a good idea to have fragment cache to allow options :if / :unless to determine whether or not to actually perform caching on the given block. It would actually be a good idea in my opinion right now, since I''m working on a piece of code that would benefit by this feature. The scenario is the following: I have a partial, which is

Hello all I prefer to use many partials. It makes my code more DRY Also I use rspec, and when I have to test partial with sub partials I have a problem. if I stub render, then my partial will not be rendered. If i do not stub render it tries to render sub partial (and i don''t need this) Not very long googling did not bring the answer, so I made very dirty and IMHO dangerous function

Hello. I wouldn''t mind getting some feedback about the use of fragment caching. I''ve got a series of relatively expensive database queries with their respective partials cached and everything is working fine. The problem is that do get this to work I''ve had to move the database queries from the controller into the view layer so as to avoid them being called if the

So I have an action that results in atom: def index ... respond_to do |format| ... format.atom { render :layout => false} end end Then I have a builder template to render the atom, called index.atom.builder. Inside this builder template, I''d like to render one of my existing html partials, to put in the atom:content element, perfectly normal atom thing to do.

Hi, I am having the following issue with a partial. During initial page load, I am doing a "render_partial_collect ''foo'', @foos", and all goes well. Each foo partial makes use of a variable inside called ''foo'' (and can get foo.id etc). After all the partials are loaded, I need to :update a div corresponding to one of the partials (ie re-load the

Is there a simple way to check for the existence of a partial before displaying it? I have some code that creates a dynamic partial depending on the city a particular object is located in. There are some cities that do NOT have partials defined for them, but I still want the overall page to display. Is there a way to either chefck for existence before displaying (enclosed in an if

I''m currently working on some RSpec view tests and I''m having problems with expect_render. Most of the expect_render''s work fine, but in one of my views I have: <%= render :partial => "user_cloud", :locals => {:user => @featured_user} %> I see that expect_render supports ":object" or ":collection" for the second

Hi all, I''d like to move some view code to a helper but it doesn''t work because I need to render two partials each time. Q: Is it possible to do this with a helper? Example: ----------------- Before: In the view: ... <% case controller.controller_name when ''member'' %> <%= render :partial => ''shared/member_menu''

I have a global layout in application.rhtml and I''d like to render a partial template within it. Currently, I have this: <%= render (:partial => ''side_nav'') %> but it seems to be looking in the controller specific view directory. What is the best way to do handle controller - global partial rendering? Wes -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

I have a method in my controller like the following (the syntax may not be correct, I''m doing this from memory - you should be able to get the idea though) My rhtml page has a DIV with id="country_areas", which contains a partial that only makes a drop down of country areas for a specific country. When changing the country in the country drop down, it uses the

Can anyone shed any light on the pros/cons of one vs. the other? Certainly the "render partial" option is advantageous as an abstraction of one or many objects and what to do with them. But I''m noticing that my code is starting to have lots of partials and I wonder where subtemplates fit in? Are there some best practicies for partials vs. subtemplates? Thanks! -Danimal

Currently only the translated keys are being cached, those that have no translation are not. I believe a form of caching should be done for the keys/strings that do not have (yet) a translation, because right now the application keeps trying to find a translation that is not there. A mundane way would be to cache a predefined value for strings that did not have a translation, and return the

I have several partials containing dynamic codes (already memcached all the fragments as best I could), which I reuse ( render :partial => "stuff.rhtml" ) a lot within a single action call. For example, I have a partial which defines how an entry is to be formated in HTML. I have 40 entries on a page, so the partial is rendered 40 times in a single action. Not knowing the

Hi, I''d like to try and use the Globalize plugin, but I only need a subset of the features that plugin provides. I''d like to: - translate text in views - format date/time/numbers using different locales I won''t be using stuff like: Locale.set("en-US") prod = Product.find(1) prod.name -> "Meatballs" Locale.set("es-ES") prod =

Hey guys, I''m having a little trouble working out partials. I have successfully made a partial work in my list.rhtml, but as I see it on the 15min introductry video. They guy uses one partial on multipul pages. At the moment I am trying this in my show.rhtml, I write <%= render :partial => "journal" %> and I get this. NoMethodError in Write#show > > Showing

Hi, A bit unsure how this gets accomplished - particularly how it might get set up in the layout. Currently - This is my welcome.rthml (what comes up at main page) <% if @u %> <%= render :partial => "main/session" %> <% else %> <%= render :partial => "main/login" %> <%= render :partial => "main/register" %> <% end %>

Hey I just launched a new release of www.strongside.dk based on rails 1.1. The site is in danish so it wont make any sense to most of you. However, here at technique I want to share with you. Some of the pages on that site requires a lot of calculations, but the data is actually static. So these pages are cached. However, when a logged on user is viewing a cached page, we still want to

I''m starting now with rails, and i have simply question i think. I need to render two partials in one ajax call: I have the following controller: # GET /hosts/1 # GET /hosts/1.json def show @host = Host.find(params[:id]) respond_to do |format| format.html #show.html format.js format.json { render :json => @host } end

Quick question: Whats the easiest way to implement a global partial? Where I can call one partial from many different controllers (err controller views)? -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

Excuse my ignorance on partials but..... I am trying to use partials to create a uniform display box built with html tables. The only way I have thought about accomplishing this is to create two partials: _start_box.erb ---------------- <table id="box" width="<%= width %>"><tr><th><%= h(label_text) %></th></tr><tr><td>