On Feb 3, 6:18 pm, Tom Locke <[email protected]> wrote:
> As DRYML doesn't use layouts, the normal way to do this is to define
> the content you want in a tag and then use render_tag or call_tag in
> the controller
>
Thank you for the clarification!
I'm trying it by now, frting something like:
def new_for_cellphone
@sent_sms = SentSms.new(:cellphone_id => params[:cellphone_id])
hobo_new @sent_sms
render_tag "form-for-cellphone"
end
and the tag is:
<def tag="form-for-cellphone">
<section id="modal-window-content">
<form method="post" param>
<field-list: fields="cellphone, message" skip="owner">
<cellphone-view:><name/><input
type='hidden'/></cellphone-view:>
</field-list:>
<submit: label="Create Sent Sms"/>
</form>
</section>
</def>
it renders nothing, but I can't see errors even in log, if the
controller is like this one:
def new_for_cellphone
hobo_new
render_tag "form-for-cellphone"
end
then it renders, but without a cellphone (the <name/> tag just renders
a (Not Available) text.
G.
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