Monday, March 23, 2015
Hello.
-- I am having some trouble accessing a method "foo" I defined in a controller.
I was under the impression that if "foo" is in the controller that renders bar.html.erb, then bar.html.erb can in fact see a method in this controller provided I put the "helper_method: foo" notation in the controller. I was able to verify that foo was in fact accessible in the bar.html.erb file.
The problem is I want to access foo in alpha.js.erb. My application.js includes alpha.js (alpha.js.erb) implicitely because alpha.js.erb is in the app/assets/javascripts and application.js has "//= require_tree .".
But alpha.js.erb cannot see foo. I have no idea how to get my custom ruby functions to become accessible in the js files.
Would appreciate help. I scoured google for a few hours already and could not find much on this.
Thanks.
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