[LRUG] Rails : Drying Up Views

[Jason Lee]

the resources_controller plugin (AKA the future of rails) makes it really
easy write polymorphic views and polymorphic controllers.

I hear that resources_contoller (
http://blog.ardes.com/articles/2007/09/05/resources-controller-update )
might be a topic at the next monthly LRUG.

For sharing partials, simply_helpful/rails edge gives you

render :partial => @member  # e.g. where @member = @post
and
render :parital => @collection # e.g. where @collection = @posts
which will automatically locate and use the correct partial (e.g.
app/views/posts/_post.erb

Jason.

On 9/11/07, Anthony Green <Anthony.Green at bbc.co.uk> wrote:
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> Does anyone have any techniques for sharing view code generators
> (partials, helpers, yielding to content_for) across actions in different
> controllers.
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> I¹m finding most techniques blogged about only deal with situations where
> there is more commonality between view/actions within a controller than
> view/actions (with the same name) across controllers.
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> Anthony Green
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