Any thoughts on how I could accomplish this then? Being new to Ruby and Rails
I'm struggling to determine what my options are.
Basically what I'm trying to do is swap out my right column depending on where
you are in the site. If you are on an article list page I want the right column
to have links to other categories, search, etc but once you drill in to an
article I want to have that all go away and to display what is essentially meta
data about the article (ie: title, posted by, tags, categories, comments,
trackbacks, etc).
Is this something that I could do somehow with a controller action that
determine which view to return? I could then create partial views that include
the necessary logic.
Does this make sense? How should I go about starting this?
Is there another way? A better way? I'm open to options. Trying to learn here
so I apologize for all the questions.
Thanks.
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Oh. That would be done at the controller level. I don't think there's
any way to affect this with the current themeing system.
On Mar 15, 2006, at 7:42 PM, Kyle Heon wrote:
I am already overriding the "read" view as it is. What I need to do
now is
also override the over arching layout. I have a layout named
default that is
used for everything currently, but now I want to create a different
layout
for the article detail.
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