Accessing :object after render : partial

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Hello,

I'm running into an issue I don't understand (I'm new to ruby):
in my "Journey" controller / "course_detail" action I render the
following partial (this is call by a Prototype Ajax function):

render :partial => 'courses/course_detail', :object => @course

in the _course_detail.erb file I have:

Distance*: <span id="courseDistance"> <%= course.distance %></span><br
/>

BUT I tells me "course" doesn't exist: "undefined local variable or
method 'course'"

Please, can someone help me through this one???

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Probably the @course object is available in your partial in a variable
named course_detail

If that doesn't work, try your question in the Rails Forum
http://www.ruby-forum.com/forum/3 -- the ruby-talk list is for general
Ruby discussion. The Rails forum is all Rails all the time. You'll get
a much more authoritative response there.

-Michael

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On Sat, Dec 13, 2008 at 12:37 PM, Thierry Delbart <tdelbart@yahoo.fr> wrote:

Hello,

I'm running into an issue I don't understand (I'm new to ruby):
in my "Journey" controller / "course_detail" action I render the
following partial (this is call by a Prototype Ajax function):

render :partial => 'courses/course_detail', :object => @course

in the _course_detail.erb file I have:

Distance*: <span id="courseDistance"> <%= course.distance %></span><br
/>

BUT I tells me "course" doesn't exist: "undefined local variable or
method 'course'"

Please, can someone help me through this one???

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Michael C. Libby
www.mikelibby.com

3

please ask these questions on the rubyonrails mailing list.

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On Dec 13, 2008, at 10:37 , Thierry Delbart wrote:

I'm running into an issue I don't understand (I'm new to ruby):
in my "Journey" controller / "course_detail" action I render the
following partial (this is call by a Prototype Ajax function):

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Sorry I looked at the forum list and I thought this was the more
accurate. Next time I'll post those questions in forum 3.

And thanks Mickael, you got it right. Sometimes I really don't
understand the naming of ROR.

Thanks for you help!

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