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CHarris
CHarris

Reputation: 2793

user_signed_in?

I 'm pretty new to Ruby on Rails. I'm only a bit familiar with devise and the rails/ruby methods.

I have a sign in page. I have a page that checks if the user is signed in; if he is, one partial is displayed, if not, another partial is displayed;

<%= render(user_signed_in? ? '/layouts/signed_in_header' : '/layouts/signed_out_header') %>

Now, how can I have the above, with just one html.erb exception? Is there something like an Is_not method?

I don't want the signed_in_header to be displayed if the user is logged in AND the page he is on is, say, not_here_please. It should display on every other page, if the user is signed in.

Is there something like:

<%= render(user_signed_in? ? and page_is_not 'not_here_please'
'/layouts/signed_in_header' : '/layouts/signed_out_header') %>

Thanks for any help,

Chris.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 577

Answers (1)

Raindal
Raindal

Reputation: 3237

As maksimov said :

<%= render((user_signed_in? && controller.action_name != 'not_here_please') ? '/layouts/signed_in_header' : '/layouts/signed_out_header') %>

Feel free to use anything different from controller.action_name in your condition. I just figured it was the most appropriate way to represent what you asked for.

Upvotes: 1

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