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Mountable Engine
How to implement it on mountable engine? because i tested, it doesnt work. many thanks.
I never use it that context. Can you provide some context and errors messages? Maybe I can help you.
Lucas Florio @lucasefe http://lucasefe.com.ar/
On Wednesday, August 15, 2012 at 12:04 AM, Yacobus Reinhart wrote:
How to implement it on mountable engine? because i tested, it doesnt work. many thanks.
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there's no error message, the problem is the routes can't reach view in my engine, here is my engine.rb snipped code:
require 'rubygems'
require 'themes_for_rails'
module Shopping
class Engine < ::Rails::Engine
isolate_namespace Shopping
config.autoload_paths += %W( #{config.root}/lib )
...
ThemesForRails.config do |config|
config.assets_dir = 'app/assets/:name'
config.themes_dir = 'app/themes'
config.views_dir = 'app/themes/:name/views/shopping'
config.themes_routes_dir = 'assets'
end
...
end
end
I decided to group view and assets by themes. each time i access the engine view, it could not find view file in app/themes/my_theme/views/shopping, it keeps pointing views to app/views/shopping. any idea?
Are you sure the ThemesForRails.config block is being executed?
You might also want to make sure your engine is loading the themes_for_rails routes too.
Hi All,
I did include themes_for_rails in my engine routes.rb, how i could know the ThemeForRails.config block is executed or not? I have also tested about:
config.theme_for_rails.assets_dir = 'app/assets/:name' config.theme_for_rails.themes_dir = 'app/themes' config.theme_for_rails.views_dir = 'app/themes/:name/views/shopping' config.theme_for_rails.themes_routes_dir = 'assets'
but still can't find my themes location. if i put config.themes_for_rails = 'app/assets/:name', automatically raise an error about can not produce string, doest it means the theme_for_rails configuration executed?
I still have no idea, at the moment i revert back my view to main application.
I would try a rake routes in your main app.. if that returns the TFR routes then your engine is loading that route which suggests that TFR is being loaded.
I would also turn off the themes_routes_dir = 'assets' until you have it working as this is meant to work with the asset pipeline which will only muddy things for you right now.
@lucasefe please let us know if I have misunderstood any of this.