I currently have my devise login form set up like this. Instead of content_for, I would like to just put this content in a partial (named views/devise/sessions/_new.html.erb instead of views/devise/se
Using Rails 3.0.6, I found that in the view, if I do a content_for :food_name, \"Macaroni & Cheese\"
I\'ve been working on a small page in PHP, one that doesn\'t need the power of a full-fledged framework behind it. One thing that I\'m really missing from previous work in Ruby-on-Rails is the ability
I have the following requirement. Ex: There is a transaction table where it has columns say, transaction_name and amount. I want to loop through the transactions and display their details (transacti
Using 2.3.8 of rails. In the view template I have this type of code <%content_for :sidebar do %> <h2>Sidebar</h2>
Right now in my code I\'m calling content_for like... <% content_for :javascript do -%> <%= \"var boxplot_d开发者_如何学Pythonata=#{@survey.boxplot_answers.to_json};\" %>
I am using content_for and yeild to inject javascript files into the bottom of my layout but am wondering what the best practice is for including inline javascript.Specifically I\'m wondering where th
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