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I have a single page website using ruby on rails as the framework.
On the single page I have a
header
section 1
section 2
section 3 etc
footer
The problem I am having is this, how do I organise the layouts/views/controllers.
Only in one section I have a form which needs processing and is linked to a database table (model). Can anyone advise me on how I can organise my ROR application?
Well, if you don’t create a new layout, everything is going to be in the application layout (app/views/layous/application.html.erb), in this file you’re going to create you html for the header and the foother. Also in this file you’ll see a <%= yield %>, this yield is going to show you view of your controller.
Sorry about my english, I hope this help you. Also you could check the Rails Tutorial
is very helpful and very descriptive. Also you could check the RailsCast videos.
For the section 1 and section 2 you could check the rails guide to undertand how to show something in any numbers of yields. Here is the link Understanding yield