phil7085 wrote:
> How would I then need to tell rails to use the @advert object because
> that's the part that I have been having trouble with?
Formerly, it was this:
def preview
@advert = Advert.new(params[:advert])
render :partial => 'advert', :locals =>{ :@advert => @advert }
end
I prefer that style because it makes @advert, inside the partial, safe to test
for nil. However, on our latest new project (Rails 2.2.2) either we did
something else wrong, or the :@ stopped working, and we had to use this:
render :partial => 'advert', :locals =>{ :advert => @advert }
Does anyone know if the :@ trick should still work?
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