Fixing inline-partial rendering issue...

[willrjmarshall]

I've got a fix in for the Rails 3.1 issue discussed at #42

It was not similar to the described HAML bug, but a separate issue entirely.

[nesquena]

Does this work for Rails 3 and Rails 3.1?

[willrjmarshall]

Hmm. I'd forgotten to check that.

I've got a test-case I can check against tomorrow morning, but not tonight unfortunately.

If not we can, as you suggested, split this out into 3.0 and 3.1 implementations, which is pretty straightforward.

[nesquena]

Yeah reply back when you know if its Rails 3 compatible as well. If it is, I am happy to pull it in! Thanks for putting this together.

[nesquena]

@willrjmarshall Any luck checking that this is Rails 3 compatible?

[willrjmarshall]

Hey,

Haven't had a chance yet! Will get onto it ASAP ;)

[nesquena]

willrjmarshall Any chance to test soon, would love to push this out in the next gem release.

[willrjmarshall]

First thing in the AM. Sorry for the slow - been crazy-busy

[willrjmarshall]

It doesn't work in Rails 3.0 - so we should split it into two blocks as with the Rails 2 split. Does anyone else have time to make this change? I'm a little stuck for time.

[nesquena]

I think this was ultimately fixed. Closing.

[dtuite]

This doesn't appear to work for me using Rails 3.2.1 and Rabl 0.5.4. It just renders the text of the rabl template file rather than producing any json.

# app/views/searches/show.html.erb
<script>
  $(function(){
    var search = new Domainer.Models.Search(<%= render("searches/show.json.rabl", object: @search) %>);
  });
</script>

# app/views/searches/_show.json.rabl
object @search
attributes :id, :name

# output produced in app/views/searches/show.html.erb
<script>
  $(function(){
    var search = new Domainer.Models.Search(object @search
attributes :id, :name
);
</script>

[matthew342]

This appears to be back in Rails 3.2.6 - calling this:

render('cows/index.api_v1.rabl', object: @cows)

from an html template gives:

Missing partial cows/index.api_v1 with {:locale=>[:en], :formats=>[:html], :handlers=>[:erb, :builder, :coffee, :prawn, :haml, :rabl]}.

[matthew342]

Scratch that - this works if called this way:

render(file: 'posts/index', formats: :json).html_safe

as per the rails 3.2 posts integration test.. never hurts to read the source! Will propose an update to the Backbone Integration section of the wiki.