Is it possible to render partial from database instead of file?
render :partial => “person” =====> this render from file.
How about partial rendering by injecting string of “rhtml” dynamically
which coming from database?
Thank you in advance,
Is it possible to render partial from database instead of file?
render :partial => “person” =====> this render from file.
How about partial rendering by injecting string of “rhtml” dynamically
which coming from database?
Thank you in advance,
On 9 Jun 2008, at 13:11, Beta B. wrote:
Is it possible to render partial from database instead of file?
render :partial => “person” =====> this render from file.
Well there’s render :inline which you might be able to bend to your
will.
Fred
Frederick C. wrote:
On 9 Jun 2008, at 13:11, Beta B. wrote:
Is it possible to render partial from database instead of file?
render :partial => “person” =====> this render from file.
Well there’s render :inline which you might be able to bend to your
will.Fred
Thanks Fred, that’s solve it.
Frederick C. wrote:
On 9 Jun 2008, at 13:11, Beta B. wrote:
Is it possible to render partial from database instead of file?
render :partial => “person” =====> this render from file.
Well there’s render :inline which you might be able to bend to your
will.Fred
Sorry, another question.
thank you in advance
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