Hi
I’d like to have various “themes” for my site that cannot be achieved
by changing the CSS or anything else.
So my directory structure might look like this:
app
\ views
-
\ users
\ blogs
-
\ THEME2
-
\ users
\ blogs
(where the two “users” directories contain all the erb or haml)
With my controllers - is there a way to conditionally insert the
“theme2” directory into the view path before the erb/haml gets
searched for and rendered ???
Would be nice to no have to explicitly call render
I’m using rails3
Any ideas?
thanks!
Maybe I just need to ask it this way:
At the end of every action the “render” function is called
automatically with no options (unless the programmer explicitly calls
it).
Any clues as to how I would override that method to modify the folder
path for the “view” files?
Any tips would be heaps appreciated
thanks guys
[email protected] wrote:
Maybe I just need to ask it this way:
At the end of every action the “render” function is called
automatically with no options (unless the programmer explicitly calls
it).
Any clues as to how I would override that method to modify the folder
path for the “view” files?
Any tips would be heaps appreciated
You might want to look at GitHub - coderberry/themes: Commonly Used Themes .
thanks guys
Best,
Marnen Laibow-Koser
http://www.marnen.org
[email protected]