I'd like to know what book.logo_url looks like, but most likely, its
one of these two:
image_tag book.logo_url
OR
image_tag "/#{book.logo_url}"
Important note:
image_tag calls image_path, which will only prepend the /images
directory if the path passed to it doesn't start with a "/" This
means if you have an image not stored in your images directory, you
can do this:
image_tag '/some_other_directory/my_image.jpg'
On Feb 23, 2007, at 10:51 AM, Kevin Burk wrote:
I'm working with a list template and want to use the image_tag to
keep the path to my images constant. The challenge is that I need
to dynamically pass the URL to the image tag. What's the correct
syntax for this? The standard syntax:
<%= image_tag "logo.jpg" %>
doesn't apply because I need to pass "book.logo_url" to the image_tag.
If I was using absolute paths, it would be
<img src="<%= book.logo_url %>" />
How do I combine the two?
Thanks,
Kevin Burk
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