opensoul.org - Tip: Overriding link_to to accept a block Commentstag:www.opensoul.org,2008:/2006/8/4/tip-overriding-link_to-to-accept-a-block/commentsMephisto Noh-Varr2007-07-30T13:24:45Zsilentboobotag:www.opensoul.org,2006-08-04:605:32992007-07-30T13:24:45Z2007-07-30T13:24:45ZComment on 'Tip: Overriding link_to to accept a block' by silentboobo<p>What about this solution? http://nullstyle.com/2007/6/20/link_to-as-a-block-helper</p>xybretag:www.opensoul.org,2006-08-04:605:30862007-06-19T22:29:35Z2007-06-19T22:29:35ZComment on 'Tip: Overriding link_to to accept a block' by xybre<p>Passing a block to link_to is cool, but there’s other ways. You could render the string and then pass it to link_to, or my favorite, use ternary operators and multiple lines until you make even perl programmer’s eyes bleed.</p>Rein Henrichstag:www.opensoul.org,2006-08-04:605:7382007-01-15T06:36:19Z2007-01-15T06:36:19ZComment on 'Tip: Overriding link_to to accept a block' by Rein Henrichs<p>I don’t really understand the usefulness. Surely a simple if/else/elsif statement would suffice. It would certainly be an improvement over the nested if/else statements used.</p>Seggytag:www.opensoul.org,2006-08-04:605:6082006-10-02T06:50:33Z2006-10-02T06:50:33ZComment on 'Tip: Overriding link_to to accept a block' by SeggyOh great my WP comment inaptitude has been cruelly exposed!
Anyway, there's a where document after the eval, which is basically your code with #{method} as the method name.Seggytag:www.opensoul.org,2006-08-04:605:6072006-10-02T06:45:19Z2006-10-02T06:45:19ZComment on 'Tip: Overriding link_to to accept a block' by SeggyHow about generating the code? Like maybe:
%w(link_to_remote link_to).each do |method|
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