The best place to put helper methods for views is in... well...
helpers. In this case, in helpers/application_helper.rb
If you are using layouts, it's probable you're using a variant of
<body><%= yield %></body>, in which case it would be messy to change
the declaration for the inline javascript. I'd suggest adding it as a
javascript code in the header of the templates that need to use it.
Just add a <%= yield :extra_headers %> declaration in the header of
your layout if not already doing so.
Seems you are using prototype,
Event.observe($$('body'), 'load', function() {
Modalbox.show(...)
});
will do the trick
On Aug 26, 7:04 am, Dudebot <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Gurus, I'm learning the Rails framework, and I have this exact
> block of html/javascript in two places in an if/else construct in
> application.html.erb:
>
> <body onload="Modalbox.show('<div class=\'warning\'> <p> <center> <%=
> flash[ :notice ] %> </center> </p> <p> <center> <input type=\'button\'
> value=\'OK\' onclick=\'Modalbox.hide()\'/> </center> </p> </div>',
> { title: this.title, width: 300 } );">
>
> Trying to be DRY, I'd like to put that html/javascript somewhere once,
> and call it from within application.html.erb. What's the best place
> to put it, and how do I call it from application.html.erb?
>
> TIA,
> Craig
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