Hello!
In rails 3.1 app I have a controller UsersController with 'show' action.
show.html.erb contains:
<% content_for(:head) do %>
<%= javascript_include_tag 'myscript' %>
<% end %>
<p>Hello @user.name</p>
And I have this in myscript.js.erb
$jQuery(document).ready(function() {
alert(<%= @user.name %>);
});
@user is being assigned by a controller and it works just ok in
show.html.erb, but in myscript.js.erb I get nil as @user and exception is
thrown.
What's my error here? How to get around this?
I googled, but all suggestions I found were about rendering partial and
using :local option to pass a variable to it.
Is this the only option?
I'm asking because I suspect I miss something. It would look really natural
for @user being accessible in js.erb loaded through
javascript_include_tag...
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