> Unfortunately, I don't think a partial will work for my purposes. I
> have a lot of partial use throughout my app to help create DRY views -
> even across different controllers - but in this case, I need full-
> fledged MVC components dynamically rendered in a div. A partial will
> render a pa
Thanks for the quick response!
Unfortunately, I don't think a partial will work for my purposes. I
have a lot of partial use throughout my app to help create DRY views -
even across different controllers - but in this case, I need full-
fledged MVC components dynamically rendered in a div. A pa
Thanks for the quick response!
Unfortunately, I don't think a partial will work for my purposes. I
have a lot of partial use throughout my app to help create DRY views -
even across different controllers - but in this case, I need full-
fledged MVC components dynamically rendered in a div. A pa
On Tue, 10 Mar 2009 04:46:22 -0700 (PDT)
Lasertoast wrote:
>
> I'm a relatively new Rails developer, but I think I have a good grasp
> on the paradigm and I'm trying my best to adhere to RESTful standards.
>
> First, let me describe the basic structure of my Rails app (only the
> pieces releva
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