How to use javascript variables in ruby

Hi friends,

How to use javascript variables in ruby.

i have activity id on a_id

function(a_id)

{

<%@foo=Activity.where("activity_id = ? ", a_id)

}

how can solve it

Name it: app/assets/javascript/file.js.erb and it will go through ERB.

Actually I think I'm wrong try:

It's not at all clear to me what you are asking, but remember:

- Ruby runs on the server; - Javascript runs in the browser. - Sometimes Ruby on the server is used to create/modify Javascript to be run in the browser.

hi

here i have mention example code

hi

here i have mention example code

<script type="text/javascript">

var js_name="daya";

<%=@user=User.where("name=?", js_name%>

alert("<%=@user%>");

</script >

If you're going to use Erb in your JavaScript, then you must name your file whatever.js.erb. Then your <%= %> will expand to be whatever the local value of @user is at the moment that script is requested. You will need a controller, too, and your request will need to have some context around it. If your controller had a respond_to block in it, and your JavaScript file was named sensibly for the controller method, then this would Just Work™,

    respond_to do |format|       format.js { render :layout => false }       format.html     end

Walter

OK, evaluate that code in light of what I said previously:

- Ruby runs on the server; - Javascript runs in the browser.

Now:

1) What do you think that code will do??? 2) What are you actually trying to accomplish?

Remember the above is evaluated on the /server/ before the page is rendered. js_name is not meaningful at that time.

Colin