I second Patrick. And also, make sure you pass the path as a string:
<%= image_tag ("IMAGE-NAME.jpg") %>
or
<%= image_tag ("SUBDIRECTORY/IMAGE-NAME.jpg") %>
-Nathan
Patrick Crowley wrote:
I recommend sticking with absolute paths. Life is always easier that way.
So the correct path would be '/images/IMAGE-NAME.jpg'. But with the
Rails image helper, you can leave out the images directory, like so:
<%= image_tag (IMAGE-NAME.jpg) %>
Too, if you are using subdirectories in /images, you can do this:
<%= image_tag (SUBDIRECTORY/IMAGE-NAME.jpg) %>
-- Patrick
On Feb 21, 2007, at 12:43 pm, Kevin Burk wrote:
I'm having some difficulty with specifying image paths in my
application. I have a general layout template for my model that has
relative reference urls to the images (../images/IMAGE-NAME.jpg).
This works for the index view, but when I invoke the show view (which
lives in the same folder as the index view, and should have the same
relative path for the images), the image urls are broken....the show
view, when invoked from the index view wants the path of
"../../images/IMAGE-NAME.jpg" to display the images in the template
correctly.
This doesn't seem to make sense to me. The model folders are all the
same distance from the public/images folder. It shouldn't matter
which view I invoke, right?
How do I correct this?
Thanks,
Kevin Burk
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