Saturday, January 19, 2013
Hello Pierre
You could either use an instance variable like this:
@my_time = Time.now
Then in your view access it with:
<%= @my_view %>
Or use the decent_exposure gem which I recommend since this lets you access your variables without exposing instance variables in the view context.
-- 2013/1/19 Pierre-Andre M. <lists@ruby-forum.com>
I have a trivial question:
if i have defined something in my controller, like
def calendar
my_time = Time.now
end
how do I use that variable in my view?
I tried <%= my_time %>
But that simply returns an error.
Thanks
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