when i try to install the plugin i get removing: C:/InstantRails/ rails_apps/CHIPricebook/vendor/plugins/nested-layouts/.git and nothing gets installed
On Oct 1, 9:53 pm, Ryan Bigg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Perhaps what you're after is something like > nested_layouts:http://github.com/Radar/nested-layouts/tree/masters > . > > ----- > Ryan Bigg > Freelancerhttp://frozenplague.net > > On 02/10/2008, at 10:49 AM, Garrett Berneche wrote: > > > > > I have seen his website before, but the videos don't play on my > > computer. Recently my computer just started having some problems with > > video files and I haven't taken the time to figure out the problem. > > Regardless I think I have pieced together something decent, kind of a > > cross between methods 3 and 4. The only thing that kinda still bugs > > me is needing a no_sublayout.html.erb. I have been trying in vain to > > find a why to get the the main_layout to choose between > > yield :sublayout or yield :layout. It looks like this... > > > views/layouts/main_layout.html.erb > > some html > > <%= yield :sublayout %> > > some html > > > views/items/index.html.erb > > render :partial => "item", :collection => @items > > > views/items/_item.html.erb > > <%= h item.name $> > > > views/layouts/sublayout.html.erb > > <% content_for sublayout do -%> > > some html > > <%= yield %> > > some html > > <% end -%> > > render :file=>"layouts/main_layout.html.erb" > > > views/layouts/no_sublayout.html.erb > > <% content_for sublayout do -%> > > <%= yield %> > > <% end -%> > > render :file=>"layouts/main_layout.html.erb" > > > controllers/items_controller.rb > > layout :choose_layout > > normal controller stuff > > private > > def choose_layout > > if action_name == "index" "sublayout" > > else "no_sublayout" > > end > > end > > > now on to the next iteration...i am using this with nested resources > > and would like to keep nesting more sublayouts, hahaha. > > G > > > On Oct 1, 5:46 pm, THEBIGO <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> Have you checked out Ryan Bates railscasts - you might > >> tryhttp://railscasts.com/episodes/7-all-about-layouts > >> He also has some other ones on layouts. His railscasts are great > >> Owen > > >> On Oct 1, 10:32 am, Garrett Berneche <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >> wrote: > > >>> I don't know why I though the third method worked...anyway, a little > >>> tweaking gives me this, which does work. Instead of the > >>> content_for I > >>> pass a rendered collection into _sublayout as a local variable named > >>> content. > > >>> 4) > >>> layout.html.erb > >>> <html> > >>> <head>head stuff</head> > >>> <body> > >>> some stuff > >>> <%= yield %> > >>> some stuff > >>> </body> > >>> </html> > > >>> index.html.erb > >>> <%= render :partial =>"sublayout", :locals => { :content => > >>> (render :partial => "item", :collection => @items) } -%> > > >>> _sublayout.html.erb > >>> some stuff > >>> <%= content %> > >>> some stuff > > >>> _item.html.erb > >>> <%= h item.name %> > > >>> On Oct 1, 1:04 pm, Garrett Berneche <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >>> wrote: > > >>>> I have a nice layout for my app, but for some actions I want to > >>>> use a > >>>> shared sub layout. Anyone have ideas what the best practice would > >>>> be? I have a method that works, but I am not sure if it is the > >>>> 'rails > >>>> way' of doing things, anyone care to critique it? I have tried the > >>>> following... > > >>>> 1) making my action template call > >>>> render :partial, :collection, :layout. The good new here is that > >>>> it > >>>> wraps the layout around the whole collection (not around each > >>>> item in > >>>> the collection) and doesn't blow away my main layout. The bad > >>>> news is > >>>> the sub-layout and collection are repeated as many times as there > >>>> are > >>>> items in the collection. This seems like a rails bug. The layout > >>>> should be applied once around the whole collection, or once for > >>>> each > >>>> item in the collection, not both. > > >>>> 2) applying a layout to the render :action in the controller. This > >>>> blows away my main layout. This is because i am rendering a > >>>> template, > >>>> not a partial, right? > > >>>> 3) using content_for to define a sub-layout. this works, but I > >>>> feel > >>>> like there should be an easier way. i am also not sure yet what > >>>> would > >>>> happen when i don't want a sub-layout. I guess I could make a > >>>> _no_sub_layout.html.erb that just yields, or put the content all > >>>> inside of the content_for block...I have a few other ideas too. > >>>> One > >>>> possible benefit is that I think you could keep nesting sub-layouts > >>>> pretty easily if you wanted. Here is a simplified version of this > >>>> solution. > > >>>> layout.html.erb > >>>> <html> > >>>> <head>head stuff</head> > >>>> <body> > >>>> some stuff > >>>> <%= yield :sublayout %> > >>>> some stuff > >>>> </body> > >>>> </html> > > >>>> index.html.erb > >>>> <% content_for :sublayout do -%> > >>>> <%= render :partial =>"sublayout" %> > >>>> <% end -%> > > >>>> <% for item in @collection do -%> > >>>> <%= render :partial => "item" -%> > >>>> <% end -%> > > >>>> _sublayout.html.erb > >>>> some stuff > >>>> <%= yield %> > >>>> some stuff > > >>>> _item.html.erb > >>>> <%= h item.name %> --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Ruby on Rails: Talk" group. 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