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I''ll admit I''m fairly new with ruby on rails...but i''m plugging along quite nicely (in my opinion of course). I''m using instantrails (on win xp sp2), and took the example cookbook and modified to to make it my very own! I''ve successfully added the login generator, and that works quite nicely (for my needs). I''m now attempting to add in the

Hi, I installed rails searchgenerator. When i run ''ruby script/generate search Search --inspect'' to check the models that are searchable, it returns none. I''ve about 9 models in my application. Why is none of the models searchable? I did work when i run ''ruby script/generate search Search --inspect'' on the example from Agile book. Thanks, Adi. --

Hello all, I''ve installed the SearchGenerator from here (http://wiki.rubyonrails.org/rails/pages/SearchGenerator) and have it up and running perfectly when I only have one field in the make_searchable list. When I add a second field to the make_searchable list I get some strange behavior, my results list now displays each result twice. Has anyone else encountered this issue and if

(I''ve already posted this to a quite unrelated thread. Sorry for those reading this twice.) Did anybody succeeded in using "in_place_editor_field" inside a partial collection? It''s working perfectly in a regular template, but the id part becomes blank when it''s inside a partial collection. article_controller.rb: class ArticleController <

Okay, I''ve had some success rendering partials and felt I''d try something more interesting with collections. I have a query run by my model, which works. When I run it from the console I can see all of the data I want. However, bringing that into my view isn''t working the way I think. So obviously I''m thinking wrong, but I can''t see where my

This is the second time I have seen this error, and been googling around and cant find an explanation. This error is happening with Rails 3/1.9.2 and was not with Rails 2.3.8/1.8.7: *Template is missing Missing partial layouts/application with {:handlers=>[:erb, :rjs, :builder, :rhtml, :rxml], :formats=>[:html], :locale=>[:en, :en]} in view paths

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

In the application I''m working on, a layout renders a partial that displays a breadcrumb navigation bar across the top of a page. In other words, the layout renders a partial that displays breadcrumbs. But the navigation bar rendered by a partial in a layout needs to use data from the view to determine which breadcrumbs to display. My question is: how can data be passed from a view to

Hi; I have the following setup: A model: that validates using helpers like: validates_presence_of, etc.. A view: called ''new'' which renders a partial The partial: _form which has error_messages_for and a form_remote_tag , submit_tag and end_form_tag An action ''create'': that gets executed via the submit_tag in the _form and which in case it can''t

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

What is the difference between the render(:partial => ''article'') and render_component? -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

I want to pass the partial to a Javascript function ( which uses the data for for creating an iframe) render_to_string is not accessible form a view thanks in advance -- Roberto Saccon - http://rsaccon.com -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://wrath.rubyonrails.org/pipermail/rails/attachments/20060313/8165bcec/attachment.html

I''m getting confused. If I have a view (.rhtml), I can use a field helper like: <%= text_field :mymodel, :attribute %> This uses the value from @mymodel.attribute Now, if I am rendering a template normally (i.e. not partial), I would expect @mymodel to be a model object defined as an instance variable in the controller. However, if I am rendering a partial template, I

My spec; describe ''subnav rendering while logged in'' do before do template.stub!(:logged_in?).and_return(true) template.stub! (:current_profile).at_least(:once).and_return(mock_profile) end def do_render render "/homepages/show.html.erb" end it "should render the logged in partial for homepages" do

I have an ActionMailer template that properly generates HTML email. It contains a partial. The mail action was called via the following in my controller: def cmasend @cmaform = Cmaform.find(params[:id]) Mailer.deliver_cma(@cmaform) flash[:notice] = ''CMA Sent.'' redirect_to :action => ''list'' end Then, in order to allow a

Hi, I have an rjs file. I only have one controller called called front. I have views called "new_title.rhtml" and "_new_title.rhtml" These work page.replace_html ''title'', ''new title'' page.replace_html ''title'', :partial => ''new_title'' page.replace_html ''title'',

All, I have a RXML template which renders partial RXML templates within it. A snippet is below. The "xml" variable is the parent template''s Builder variable. It is passed into the partial under the name "parent_xml". Why can''t I use :locals => {.... :xml => xml ....} in my call to render the partial? It seems like if I do use :xml => xml, it

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''m trying to include a partial in an email template but it throws me this: undefined method `controller_path'' for SupportMailer:Class Extracted source (around line #12): 11: 12: <%= render :partial => ''footer'' %> I guess email views are a little different from normal ones as they don''t seem to have a access to a proper controller (?)

I was attempting to integrate a data grid component and ran into a problem. I needed to update the <DIV> around my data grid component, however, the original code did not, so it was using Ajax.Request instead of Ajax.Updater to do the Ajax call. I thought that instead of using Ajax.Updater, I could simply leave the Ajax.Request call, and just do a render (:partial =>