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1) Structure of views
Assuming I have two sets of views, the set A and the set B.
Both sets are similar possessing the view index.html.erb
and the partials _index.html.erb
, _new.html.erb
, _edit.html.erb
, _table.html.erb
, _show.html.erb
, _bean.html.erb
, _form.html.erb
and _field.html.erb
.
2) Relation between views
Both also have a similar format where the view index.html.erb
render the partial _index.html.erb
;
A partial _index.html.erb
render the partials _new.html.erb
, _edit.html.erb
, _table.html.erb
, _show.html.erb
;
Both the partial _edit.html.erb
as to _new.html.erb
render a partial _form.html.erb
;
A partial _form.html.erb
redempt the partial _fiels.html.erb
;
And the partials _show.html.erb
and _table.html.erb
rederizam a partial _bean.html.erb
.
3) Relationship between the two view groups
But in my logic, object A has a one-to-many relationship to object B, and view a/index
also render the partial b/_index
.
4)Problem
By implementing the following code render partial: 'b/index'
in a/index.html.erb
the contents of the file b/_index.html.erb
is inserted correctly, but the same renders the folder partitals a
and no longer those of b
. Example: is rendered a/_show.html.erb
instead of b/_show.html.erb
.
5) Doubt
However it has how I determine the partial to be rendered, based on the partial directory that referenced it in place of the current view directory?
It has to display the directory structure to be clearer?
– Luiz Carvalho