view file extensions
Reported by huberto | April 27th, 2009 @ 05:11 PM
i noticed after adding this to application_controller.rb:
has_mobile_fu(true)
rails will now look for files with extension .erb instead of .html.erb
because of this rails can no longer find files in the app. for example, my app-wide layout application.rhtml will always fail on this call
render :partial => 'users/user_bar'
it looks for users/user_bar.erb and complains about a missing template because the file is actually located at users/user_bar.html.erb.
-h
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Brendan G. Lim April 27th, 2009 @ 05:27 PM
Since, you're forcing true, it will always look for this extension regardless of what browser they are accessing your site from:
.mobile.erb
You should use has_mobile_fu instead of has_mobile_fu(true) since the second one I mentioned is just used for testing, unless that's what you were planning on doing.
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Chuong Huynh September 26th, 2009 @ 04:41 PM
No, actually the problem is:
When use has_mobile_fu(true), or if the request has been recognized as from mobile device, render will look for .erb file, not .html.erb. I'm using haml, and it doesn't work as well - it keep looking for .erb view.
Thing works fine if request is not from .mobile.
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