Ruby on Rails

Norbert Melzer wrote in post #1110905:
> 2013/6/1 Paul Bergstrom <lists@ruby-forum.com>

> I mean, if your js-file is /app/views/test/index.js.erb AND your
> controller
> is /app/controllers/test_controller.rb AND you have route setup to the
> index action, then you have to point your browser to "
> http://localhost:3000/test/index.js". This way you should see the
> content
> of your index.js.erb. If you can't see it, there is something going
> wrong.
>
> And if there is something going wrong you need to provide that pieces of
> further information that is Colin asking you since the start of the
> thread.

I think I understand it better now. My example will only work if it's an
ajax call, specifically pointing to a js script? Is that right.

So that would mean a NO to my question. An alert(hello"") will not run,
in a file "index.js.erb", by simply going to the corresponding action
"index", the HTML file?

No need for log file. :-)

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