has_many :through: Simpler than dirt: RESTful Dynamic CSS
Really simple example of how to do restful css in rails. Pretty cool actually.
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| Cameron | has_many :through - Simpler than dirt: RESTful Dynamic CSS |
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February 16, 2008 | |
| William | has_many :through: Simpler than dirt: RESTful Dynamic CSS |
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October 22, 2007 | |
On creating dynamic css with respond_to |
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| zabouti | RESTful Dynamic CSS: Individualized CSS if you want with ... |
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October 21, 2007 | |
Let's assume you have a restful User resource. You've got your "map.resources" in routes.rb, a typical User model, and a Users controller with standard views like index and show. Now you want to generate user-specific css based on... |
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| John | has_many :through: Simpler than dirt: RESTful Dynamic CSS |
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October 19, 2007 | |
Really simple example of how to do restful css in rails. Pretty cool actually. |
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| entangledstate | Simpler than dirt: RESTful Dynamic CSS |
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October 19, 2007 | |
Way back when, I wrote about how to do Dirt Simple RCSS in Rails. Now that Rails 2.0 is upon us, it's time to get even simpler. With all the restful magic in Rails 2.0, you can get even simpler than dirt. |
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