Im developing a data oriented application, i mean, i have a lot of
tables with catalogs and views, but the code is allmost the same for
every page. Every module use the same view, so i put it in a partial
and use it with some reflection magic to get it work with any model.
e.g.: Clientes have many destinations, products and contacts.
My views for the show action looks like:
– app/views/destinations/show.rhtml
<%= details_for @destination, :parent => @client, :fields => … %>
– app/views/products/show.rhtml
<%= details_for @product, :parent => @client, :fields => … %>
– app/views/contacts/show.rhtml
<%= details_for @contact, :parent => @client, :fields => … %>
details_for is a helper method used to render app/views/shared/
_show.rhtml
In production mode without any explicit caching, rails still caches a
few things, in this case, if i update a record, the view remains with
the old data. As a temporary solution i disabled caching in my
production.rb. But is there a better solution for this issue?