Ivan V. wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to pinpoint what the issue might be here. In a controller
> that has the appropriate layout (layouts/controller.html.erb), if I try
> to override the layout to the 'application' layout only for certain
> actions, those actions do get rendered with the application layout...
> Like this:
>
> layout 'application', :only => :new
>
> The 'new' action renders fine, but now the other actions don't render at
> all!
>
> No error or anything, just an empty response. I've tried renaming the
> layout files to see if an error shows up, and no error (so no layout is
> being picked up).
>
> On my views I have content_for, so since nothing is yielding those
> contents, nothing shows up. If I put something outside a content_for, it
> does show up (without a layout of course).
>
> If I explicitly render the layout on the action, it works, like so:
>
> render :layout => 'somelayout'
>
> So what's the deal here?
>
> Thanks in advance!
Try this instead: specify a default controller-wide layout, and then
action-specific layouts defined within the action itself via render.
class MyController < ActionController::Base
layout "default_layout"
def foo
render :action => "foo", :layout => "foo_layout"
end
end
http://api.rubyonrails.org/classes/ActionController/Layout/ClassMethods.html#M000301
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