So I've been thinking for a while about how we can reduce the code in
the generic_view_paths hack. It occurs to me that we really only need to
depend on the existence of a partial.
Here's what I mean, generic logic boils down to this 3 step cascading logic:
- does a partial or template exist in the normal view path (eg in the
folder under app/views named for the controller), if so, render it.
- does a partial or template exist in /active_scaffold_overrides, if it
does, render it
- does a partial or template exist under the view path
vendor/plugins/active_scaffold/frontends/#{frontend}, if so, render it
- Throw an exception.
I think we can use the rewrite of the render and the template_exists?
function to do all of this. What it would take is rewriting the render
calls with a render_as call that did the check.
Sergio, Cain, Kenny, What do you guys think?
-Mike
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