For example, I have constructed a string called "new_work_path", now I want to call that helper as a method.
I've tried send("new_work_path", vars)
and calling the same send from many objects. But I don't think that I've found the right object to call these helpers.
To do object.send("new_work_path", vars)
, what object should I be looking for?
I've tried to look for this online for a while but couldn't find anything. If anyone can shine some lights on this one, it would be great!
Thanks!
try Rails.application.routes.url_helpers.send(...)
Edit:
As Larry Gebhardt mentioned the url_helpers
module is no longer being cached.
Another workaround would be:
cached_helpers = Class.new do
include Rails.application.routes.url_helpers
include Rails.application.routes.mounted_helpers
end.new
cached_helpers.send(...)
My bad, as per @tadman suggested, I tried to use send(:new_work_path, args)
again and it worked! Must have mistyped it before.
Before finding out that send works right away, I had found another solution which is also of interest:
new_polymorphic_path(Work, args)
Which seems to offer some syntactic sugar as well.
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