I created a function before going to dinner and placed it in
application.rb. Something like:
def at_home
…
end
Then I called it from my .rhtml file like:
<% if at_home %>
…
<% end %>
The function was working perfectly (I tested it before leaving). When
I got back I keep getting
undefined local variable or method `at_home’ for
#<#Class:0xb6e92960:0xb6e92898
The weird thing is that I am calling the same function in my controller
and it does not raise this error there?
The only other thing happened is that I rebooted the server.
So my question is does any one have an idea why something like this
would happen? Why is my function in application.rb being recognized by
the controller but not being recognized by my template
Thoughts and ideas are greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Frank
I solved it. Apparently it seems like if I use a function in controller
and a template I need to put the function in both application_helper
and application.rb.
Is there any way to avoid the duplication? Can a function be stored in
a file and be accessible to both templates and the controllers?
Thanks
Frank
softwareengineer 99 [email protected] wrote: I created a
function before going to dinner and placed it in application.rb.
Something like:
def at_home
…
end
Then I called it from my .rhtml file like:
<% if at_home %>
…
<% end %>
The function was working perfectly (I tested it before leaving). When
I got back I keep getting
undefined local variable or method `at_home’ for
#<#Class:0xb6e92960:0xb6e92898
The weird thing is that I am calling the same function in my controller
and it does not raise this error there?
The only other thing happened is that I rebooted the server.
So my question is does any one have an idea why something like this
would happen? Why is my function in application.rb being recognized by
the controller but not being recognized by my template
Thoughts and ideas are greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Frank
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On Wed, 2006-02-08 at 16:58 -0800, softwareengineer 99 wrote:
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So my question is does any one have an idea why something like this would happen? Why is my function in application.rb being recognized by the controller but not being recognized by my template
Thoughts and ideas are greatly appreciated.
you are gonna have to learn to clear you cache on your web browser
frequently when developing stuff. When you change stuff and the web
browser is still running from cache…you won’t notice that something
broke until later.
Shift <click - refresh> works on most browsers.
Craig