Hello,
Imaging I want to use another layout for show and one for edit and new.
Must I then make two different application layouts with 2 css files or
can
I do that with 1 layout file and 1 css file ?
Roelof
Hello,
Imaging I want to use another layout for show and one for edit and new.
Must I then make two different application layouts with 2 css files or
can
I do that with 1 layout file and 1 css file ?
Roelof
hello,
individual actions can render specific layouts.
def show
render(layout: “layouts/show”)
end
def edit
render(layout: “layouts/edit”)
end
def new
render(layout: “layouts/new”)
end
but i dont know how to avoid double rendering
Just create admin.html.erb like application.html.erb under
views/layouts/
And
Just mentions in your controller which ever controller you need to use
admin layout
class TestController < InheritedResources::Base
layout “admin”
end
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Or you can give a parameter from new.html.erb or edit.html.erb to
_form.html.erb.
In the _form.html.erb,check the parameter where it from and do the
different things.
在 2012年10月11日星期四UTC+9上午3时29分40秒,roelof写道:
Thanks for all the answers and solutions.
Now see what will work for me.
Roelof
Op vrijdag 12 oktober 2012 10:40:00 UTC+2 schreef zhangjingqiang het
volgende:
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