similar to: render partial vs. render subtemplate?

I''ve been getting my head around view spec''ing lately for a fairly complex project that makes heavy use of partials in views and I have hit up against a style puzzle. I see two strategies for spec''ing views: First: Develop detailed specs for each partial and then make sure that the final view expects that the appropriate partials are included and used. Pros:

hi, i''ve got main site navigation in the application.rhtml file. the links in this template correspond to the ''index'' page of various controllers. The controllers themselves each have navigation of their own, which i would like to appear in every view for a particular controller in *addition* to the main site navigation. The problem I am encountering is that

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 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''

Hi, I''m having a problem with some partials not rendering if there are line breaks in it. I''m trying Coda editor. Anyone using it? It has given me sometimes strange problems due to text encoding. And now problem with line endings. I guess I won''t be trying it for a long time. I imagine not many Rails developers use Coda though... -- Posted via

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

Hi, I have a long running task which generates JavaScript to files and I am hoping to move this to a backgroundrb worker. The javascript is currently generated with call to render_to_string: File.open(File.join(target_folder, ''all.js''), "w") do |file| file.puts(render_to_string :partial => ''partials/shared/javascript/tags'', :locals => {

What''s the best way to set the default value of an optional local variable in a partial template? In the past I''ve used <% foo = default_value unless (defined? foo) %> But http://api.rubyonrails.org/classes/ActionView/Base.html says *not* to use (defined? foo) and instead use (local_assigns.has_key? :foo) thus <% foo = default_value unless (local_assigns.has_key?

Hi, Is there any performance difference between rendering partials vs. calling a helper? When we initally started coding we built a bunch of small partials and if there is a significant performance overhead with them, we''ll probably try to switch them over to helpers. They seem like they would be quite similar but I don''t know the full details of how partials are handled.

Hi there, I''m sure a lot of you guys have come across this question: How can we render several :partials on a page *before* the called :action has finished? Basically, my situation is this: When I click on a certain button, 3 things are supposed to happen: - INSTANTLY: the button should become disabled (either by setting ":disabled" to "true" by updating the

Thanks for the suggestion, Ben. This seems an excellent approach to the problem, except that I''d been under the impression that one could only call render once. If you call it multiple times as the each_with_index loop iterates, are the results just combined automatically? How does that work? Thanks! Sean ----- Sean McMains AIM: SeanMcTex http://www.mcmains.net/ruminations On

Hello all! I have a conundrum that I''m _sure_ someone else has already thought of and solved. How does one best handle the scenario of association object changes and data integrity? For example, if I have a standard ecommerce site that sells Products and people can have Orders and an Order has_many Products... then, what happens if Product #3 is part of Order #2 but at some point, the

Right now I have partials in a view folder corresponding with my controller. ie: controller: example, view: example/_partial.rhtml and I call it with render :partial => ''partial'' How do I add the partial to another folder and call it? ie: controller: example, view: example/new_folder/_partial.rhtml render :partial => ''new_folder/partial'' # does NOT work

So I''m happy to see that ActionMailer supports layouts now (it may have for a while, but I just now realized it). But I don''t see a way to turn them off selectively or by multipart type. For example, if I have a layout that''s really simple in "layouts/ email.html.erb": <div style="border:1px solid gray"> <%= yield %> </div> I

This is of course disallowed, which I discovered only after nearly completing my spanking new ajaxified UI. What is the motivation behind this, and what is the best workaround? This UI does a scriptaculous drag-and-drop of items from a first div (div1) over to a second div (div2), which triggers the contents of div2 to be updated to reflect the drop. No prob, thus far. But then the

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Hello, what is the preferred way to do this... I have 2 controllers. Each has an index action. Now I want to include the rendered index view from TwoController in the index view of OneController. But a render :partial doesn''t execute the TwoController index action which sets variables for its index view. So maybe you can give me a short example how to do it. Thank you Markus

hi all this works <%= render :partial => "admin/works/work", :collection => @artist.works %> but this doesn''t <%= render :partial => "admin/works/worklist", :collection => @artist.works %> even though the partial _work.rhtml and _worklist.rhtml are identical. worklist.rhtml throws undefined local variable or method

I''m using a web service to retrieve an array of results to a search and a render :partial to display those results to the user, while at the same time putting the results into the session. Is there a way for my _book.rhtml file to have access to the index of the result currently being displayed, like each_with_index makes available to its block? This would allow me to have the

Hi, I'd like to propose that we introduce a mechanism in LLVM for declaring that the symbol for a given global variable should be assembled at a given offset from the start of the data for that global. The main reason for doing this would be to allow a module to conform to an externally imposed ABI which requires data to be present below a symbol. We have two specific use cases in mind at