Question

I have a config file full of this....

   - if current_page.include? "test_string_one"
      - @total_index = 3
      - @next_location =  ../random_string/page0.html 
      - @next_name =  title 2 

    - if current_page.include? "test_string_two"
      - @total_index = 10
      - @next_location =  ../another_random_string/page0.html 
      - @next_name =  title 3

Is there a cleaner way of writing this? Using Staticmatic.

I see there are filters available in haml. Should all this be in :ruby filter?

Answer 1

This code would be best in a helper.

it might look like this:

module SomeHelper

  def page_options
    @page_options ||= begin
      options = {}

      if current_page.include? "test_string_one"
         options[:total_index] = 3
         options[:next_location] =  ../random_string/page0.html 
         options[:next_name] =  title 2 
      elsif current_page.include? "test_string_two"
         options[:total_index] = 10
         options[:next_location] =  ../another_random_string/page0.html 
         options[:next_name] =  title 3 
      end

      options
    end

  end

end

Then, in each page you need it, you could access the options like this: page_options[:total_index]

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