I have a rails helper using the structore below, but when I use it I get the message
undefined method 'link_to'
The helper is arranged as:
module MyHelper
class Facet
def render_for_search
link_to("Value", params)
end
end
class FacetList
attr_accessor :facets
def initialize
#Create facets
end
def render_for_search
result = ""
facets.each do |facet|
result << facet.render_for_search
end
result
end
end
end
Try using this:
self.class.helpers.link_to
Because link_to is not defined in your current scope.
The above will work for a controller, but I'm guessing it will work inside another helper as well. If not then try:
include ActionView::Helpers::UrlHelper
At the top of your helper.
This is because within the Class Facet you don't have access to the template binding.
In order to call the render_for_search
method you probably do something like
<%= Facet.new.render_for_search %>
Just override your initialize
method to take the current context as argument.
The same applies to the params hash.
class Facet
def initialize(context)
@context = context
end
def render_for_search
@context.link_to("Value", @context.params)
end
end
Then call
<%= Facet.new(self).render_for_search %>
Otherwise, define the render_for_search
method directly within the MyHelper
module and don't wrap it into a class.
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