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create custom html helpers in ruby on rails

I've starting programming on ASP.NET MVC Framework a year ago. Recently. I've learning Ruby On Rails Framework There is "custom html helper" feature in ASP.NET MVC So I can create my own html helper

<%= Html.MyOwnHtmlHelper() %> 

I've learned that there is html helpers in Ruby such as

<% text_area %> 

which render at html

I have a question. Can I create my own html helper for rendering my own html?

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takayoshi Avatar asked Sep 26 '10 08:09

takayoshi


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To create a new helper:

  1. choose a name for the helper file, for instance tags_helper.rb
  2. create the file in the /app/helpers directory
  3. create a module according to the file name. In this case

    module TagsHelper end 
  4. define your helper as method

    module TagsHelper   def hello_world(name)     "hello #{name}"   end end 

Now you can use the hello_world helper method in your view.

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Simone Carletti Avatar answered Oct 23 '22 06:10

Simone Carletti