In RoR, I sometimes see:
render @users
or
render 'new'
How are the two different?
In RoR, I sometimes see: render @users or render ‘new’ How are the two
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In RoR, I sometimes see:
render @users
or
render 'new'
How are the two different?
In short,
render @usersis rendering a collection of objects of typeUserwith a partial file named_user.html.erb, andrender 'new'is rendering thenewaction & is equivalent torender :action => new.Best to review the Layouts and Rendering in Rails page in the Ruby on Rails Guides to understand how these two work & where they can be used appropriately, and the various in-built assumptions that make these and many other convenient
rendermethods possible.