Lakshmi Narayana wrote:
> yup, you can just pass it like any other variable for example the code
> look
> like this.
> render :partial => "added_ads",:local => {::ad => @ad}:collection=>@ads.
>
> On Fri, Jul 31, 2009 at 9:33 PM, Md Fisa
Thank you for you replay
I got it .i named my partial as _ad then
render :partial=>"ad",:collection=>@ads
Anyways thank you for quick replay nd i will try your code also.
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