开发者_如何学GoI know there are ways to make helpers available to controllers, but that this is generally bad form. How should the following be re-worked to avoid this?
My routing is set up like this: Route::set(\'default\', \'(<controller>(/<action>(/<id>)))\')
I think I misunderstand something about MVC. I\'m trying to do the following: public class ControllerA : Controller
I think in newer versions of Rails, there are ways 开发者_开发百科to say, \"share these methods between controllers and views\" using something like
Update following initial comments The model has an object in it called \'Account\', of which there is an int propety (Account.AccountID)
In my app, I want to add a user notification each time a user receives a comment on an image or other page.Therefore in my add action in my images controller, I\'d like to also call the addNotificatio
I am trying to add some titles to my project. So, when my app gets loaded it should show my title screen with activity indicator spinning and after 3seconds it should push the navigation controller. B
I\'m trying to integrate the doctrine2 sandbox with a default Zend Framework App. When I try to use namespacing in the controller I get an \'Invalid controller class (\"IndexController\")\' error
I\'d like to extract out logic from the controllers to somewhere that it can be more DRY.What\'s the best way of handling something like the following in Rails?
I am working on a web application that has to present charts on different pages. Each page corresponds to a Controller, and each Controller that needs a chart has an interface to a ChartService. The s