ycv005
Conditional Routes in HTML
I want to change following HTMl code
<%= link to: Routes.job_opening_path(@conn, :index), class: "nav-link" do %>
....other div element
<% end %>
to
<%= link to: <%= if check_workspace_activation() , do: Routes.job_opening_path(@conn, :index), else: "#" %>, class: "" do %>
...other div element
<% end %>
When I use last HTML code, I am getting following error
syntax error before: '<'
What I am missing here ? Your help will be appreciateed
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NobbZ
Then we probably need the ugly parenthesized version of the if/2, but I can’t test right now, as I have no project in reach that would have EEx:
<%= link to: if(check_workspace_activation(), do: Routes.job_opening(@conn, :index), else: "#"), class: "" do %>
<!-- … -->
<% end %>
But perhaps using a helper is the better strategy?
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kokolegorille
Yes, view files should contain helper functions in order to simplify templates…
kokolegorille
The strategy is to put parenthesis around if…
By the way, You could also write a helper function inside the view.
NobbZ
This is exactly the strategy I’m talking about.
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