<%= render :partial => "person" %>
the partial is named "person," the main template will look for an instance variable @person, and pass it to the partial as a local variable, person.if the instance variable doesn't match the name of the partial, you'd explicitly pass it, like this:
<%= render :partial => "person", :locals => { :person => @scott } %>
All the key/value pairs in the :locals hash will be made into local variables for the partial.
<%= render :partial => "person", :collection => @people %>
In this example, the main template has an array @people that will be looped through, passing a local variable person to the partial.
render :layout => false
def reverse
@reversed_text = params[:text_to_reverse].reverse
render :layout => false
end
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