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Tom Ha wrote:
Hi there,
is there a way in Rails to use helpers in an Initializer ?
You should never need to. Helpers are only for generating view code,
and you shouldn't be doing that in initializers.
If yes, how ?
If no, where else to put the code needed in the Initializer (as well
What are you trying to achieve?
Basically, I put some Rufus scheduler code in the Initializer folder so
the scheduler runs fine, even when the hoster needs to reboot the
machine for whatever reason and without my knowledge.
The Rufus scheduler includes some .pdf-generating code (amongst other
Tom Ha wrote:
The .pdf must display numbers in a special format. And until now, I
used helper code to get the numbers into this format, so it would
have been convenient to use the same helper within this Rufus
scheduler initializer..
To my casual eye this seems like something that should go
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