Module Innate::Helper::Render
In: lib/innate/helper/render.rb

Methods

Public Class methods

Enables you to simply call:

@example of added functionality

  YourController.render_partial(:foo, :x => 42)

Public Instance methods

Use the given file as a template and render it in the same scope as the current action. The filename may be an absolute path or relative to the process working directory.

@example usage

  path = '/home/manveru/example/app/todo/view/index.xhtml'
  render_file(path)
  render_file(path, :title => :foo)

Ramaze will emit a warning if you try to render an Action without a method or view template, but will still try to render it. The usual {Action#valid?} doesn‘t apply here, as sometimes you just cannot have a method associated with a template.

@api external @see render_custom @author manveru

Renders the full action in the way a real request would.

Please be aware that, if this is the first request from a client, you will not have access to the session in the action being rendered, as no actual session has been put into place yet.

It should work as expected on any subsequent requests.

As usual, patches welcome.

@example usage

  render_full('/blog/article/1')
  render_full('/blog/article/1', :lang => :de)

Please note that you have to give the full path in the same way you‘d do in a direct request with curl or a browser.

@api external @see Mock.session @author manveru

Renders an action without any layout. You can further tweak the action to be rendered by passing a block.

@example usage

  render_partial(:index)
  render_partial(:index, :title => :foo)

Please note that you only have to supply the action name, if your action requires arguments then you have to pass a name suitable for that.

@example usage with action that requires arguments

  # requires two arguments
  def foo(a, b)
  end

  # pass two suitable arguments
  render_partial('foo/1/2')

@api external @see render_custom @author manveru

Renders an action view and does not execute any methods. The rendered view will not be wrapped in a layout and instead will use the layout of the current action. You can further tweak the action to be rendered by passing a block.

@example usage

  render_view(:index)
  render_view(:index, :title => :foo)

@api external @see render_custom @author manveru

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