Though its a simple task there is no well documented solution. Most I googled did not work. I just needed to write a large javascript array dynamicly. If you just do a
render :text => js
your resulting content type will be text/html which was a problem for the IE. But setting the mime_type like
render :text => js,:mime_type => Mime::Type.lookup("application/javascript")
does not do the trick. What you have to do is setting the content type in the headers variable:
headers["Content-Type"] = "text/javascript"
.
I got the best results when I also added a .js to the route so you can call it like a static javascriptfile. If you want to do more complicated things you may check out the
minus_r plugin of
Dan Webb:
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Thanks! Just what I needed.
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