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= Rails Contrib

Adds contributions to the core of Rails.

= Install

Put this line in your Gemfile:
  gem 'rails_contrib'
  
Then bundle:
  $ bundle

= Controllers

(This plugin will create an error method to force debug information on exceptions in development env)

Use not_found method to show 404.html in your controller:
  not_found

Use forbidden method to show 422.html in your controller:
  forbidden

Use redirect_with_flash to directly redirect with flash inside your controller:
  redirect_with_flash home_path, :success, 'success message'
  
Use flash_errors method to directly flash models errors inside your controller:
  flash_errors model

= Views

Use conditional_tag if you want wrap content into some tag if certain condition it's true in your views:
  = conditional_tag :h1, request.path == home_path do
    %a#logo{ :href => home_path }= Home

User active_menu? if you want to add an active class to some tag in your views:
  %li{ :class => active_menu?(some_path) }

The method submit_tag outputs a button with span inside:
  <button name="commit" value="submit">
    <span>Send</span>
  </button>

Version data entries

4 entries across 4 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
rails_contrib-0.0.8	README.rdoc
rails_contrib-0.0.7	README.rdoc
rails_contrib-0.0.6	README.rdoc
rails_contrib-0.0.5	README.rdoc