Walter Davis wrote in post #1182743:
>> Should I take a different approach, than hard-coding the show action in
>> the link itself.
>
> You need a different method to render this, or if it will only ever
> appear in the modal, then you need to add layout: false to your
> controller so it doesn't render the whole page. Make sure that your
> `show` template only renders the stuff that will appear within the
> modal, nothing else, and then turn off the layout so you don't get the
> entire page.
>
> If the modals will be the only consumer of the "remote: true" requests,
> then you can make that change in your show controller method, like this:
>
> def show
> #whatever else you regularly have here
> respond_to do |format|
> format.html { }
> format.js { layout: false, template: 'modal' }
> end
> end
>
> Walter
Thank you for helping me again. I've added a modal.html.erb file. I
included all of the code needed for the modal itself.
Inside of the show action for the posts_controller.rb
def show
@post = Post.find(params[:id])
@new_comment = Comment.build_from(@post, current_user.id, "")
respond_to do |format|
format.html
format.js { render layout: false , template: 'modal'}
format.json {render json: @post }
end
end
But, for whatever reason, the link_to image_tag button is targeting the
old show.html.erb action for the post.
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