I have a partial that contains a form: <% form_for :message, :url => { :action => \"create\" }, :html => { :id => \'form\' } do |f| %>
I am using partials in Rails combined with jQuery child field templates to dynamically generate forms with multiple nested child attributes. Within these partials is JavaScript that is fired when vari
I am migrating my 1.8.7 rails app to rails 3. But I have a problem with a partial: I have the following partial:
I have a Rails 2.3.5 application and Im trying to render several Partials from within a Model (i know, i know -- im not sup开发者_StackOverflowposed to). The reason im doing this is im integrating a C
I want to know if there exist any other way through which we can access the controller name, action name and other variables inside a partial. In other words, I want to extend the scope of my action v
As I am learning more about rails, and breaking my design thinking from ASP.Net days, I was considering a scenario this morning but did not know if it was possible to do.
I\'ve been reading over the internet about a partial method that I can use called OnCreated() to run some logic against my Linq - SQL class while it is being created. How ever there is no partial clas
Where would I go about placing partial files shared by more than one model? I have a page called crop.html.erb that is used for one model - Photo.
My web pages consist of two parts, let\'s s开发者_开发百科ay top and bottom (except header and footer -- those are consistent across pages). What is the best practice to dynamically generate those par
Should be an easy one.Let\'s say I have the following code: void Method() { AnotherMethod(new MyClass());
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