How to Pass ActiveRecord Objects as Parameters to Helper Methods in Rails -
For many support methods, such as redirect_to, link_to, and url_, instead of a hash, an ActiveRecord object It can take control and specifies the action I have seen that the parameters have passed different documents in different ways. It is sometimes passed as a symbol, sometimes in the form of an example variable, and sometimes as a local variable
I am confused about how to alter the various parameters styles to return the URL. I know that at the following conventions, a controller and action should be made to create the URL, but it is uncertain that when the railroad requires a specific parameter style for the construction of that URL. Please help me understand the usage cases to pass the ActiveRecord object as an icon, an instance variable, or a local variable. Do the methods have different requirements depending on the call? Or is there a difference in the URL creation?
Here are some examples:
From API docs:
link_to "profile", @profile redirect_to post & Lt;% = form_for: Making a Person | F | & Gt%; (This is described as "normal") from Ruby on Rail Guides: & lt;% = Link_to 'new book', new_book_path% & gt; Redirect_to (@ book) for form_for (@article) by railway 3 route:
'link_to' "help", help_widgets_path,: popup = & Gt; 1 redirect_to post url_ (timesheets_path) for form_ offer do | F | Note: On further research, it appears that the form_ is able to accept a local variable, where the calling view passes the template: as a local hash parameter The keys are local people that can be partially used and these values are example variables from the template. Is it right to understand?
- You can add objects to link_to and url_for
- Assistant can also pass
- both
@ post and posts items are @ post is a frequency variable, and the post is either a local variables or a The method that will return a post Only "weird" is a form_for: post Miscellaneous Rails this old school syntax, and it is under the hood Form_for @ post will change to syntax
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