ubiquo_core: refactor standard template to use ubiquo_table_headerfy
Reported by Priit Tamboom | February 9th, 2010 @ 12:08 PM | in 0.8 (closed)
Currently in my project I needed to create one custom table what didn't fit well with standard one, therefore it was handy to re-factor _standard.html.erb partial to use ubiquo_table_headerfy, so I can use this helper in my custom made table as well. Currently I didn't find tests for core_ubiquo_helpers, so I skipped at the moment. The helper method name is open to change if anyone has better one.
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Ramon Salvadó February 10th, 2010 @ 09:26 AM
If would be cool if you could add some usage examples of what the helper does on different inputs.
Something we should consider is to make things like this overridable using some kind of convention like looking for existance of certain custom functions and defaulting to the standard one if a custom one is not found. Something like:
controller news
ubiquo_headerfy (this is always called)
-> First look for another function called (for example) ubiquo_news_headerfy. -> If it doesn't exist do the standard thing.This is using this function like an example but this approach would be something similar like we already do with connectors and hooks and could be extended to all the list template logic.
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Bernat Foj Capell October 16th, 2010 @ 01:50 PM
- → Tag changed from “ubiquo_core” to “patches, ubiquo_core”
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Ramon Salvadó October 25th, 2010 @ 09:29 AM
- → State changed from “new” to “resolved”
(from [f9ce9aa728a805534624990a3cec841c8cd32ed8]) standard partial refactored to use helper method [#236 state:resolved] http://github.com/gnuine/ubiquo_core/commit/f9ce9aa728a805534624990...
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#236 ubiquo_core: refactor standard template to use ubiquo_table_headerfy
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