Without opening a debate on the issue. I find the whole bad form,
conventions as interesting as it is frustrating. I need to re-use this
button helper in many views several times over for several different
buttons. Say...
<%= button_helper(:fruit) %>
<%= button_helper(:fungi) %>
<%= button_helper(
On 27 November 2010 09:16, Rob Lacey wrote:
> I'm judging from your response that you would you argue that using a
> Rails view helper inside another view helper is wrong then? I would
> say this isn't crazy its just trying to DRY up a small form (just a
> button) I am using in lots of different p
I'm judging from your response that you would you argue that using a
Rails view helper inside another view helper is wrong then? I would
say this isn't crazy its just trying to DRY up a small form (just a
button) I am using in lots of different places.
I found the solution in the end.
module MyHe
You might wanna consider creating your own form builder instead
putting into helpers. Look at formtastic gem as an example.
Robert Pankowecki
http://robert.pankowecki.pl
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Whoa whoa whoa. form_for is for the VIEW. It generates html.
Specifcally, it generates tags and etc...
On Nov 26, 2:35 pm, RobL wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I'm having an awful lot of trouble trying to use form_for inside a
> helper. Any ideas how to get this to work?
>
> module MyHelper
>
> def
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