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You have to use JavaScript for this: script type="text/javascript"> window. Name = "MyWindow"; window. Name = \"#{name}\";" end end Next, in your layout file, add this line somewhere within the HTML head element: %= yield :window_name % Finally, in your view templates, simply add a line like this (can be anywhere you want) to output the correct JavaScript: % window_name 'MyWindow' %.
You have to use JavaScript for this: Of course you could easily package this up into a Rails helper method. For example, in app/helpers/application_helper. Rb add a new method: def window_name(name) content_for(:window_name) do "" end end Next, in your layout file, add this line somewhere within the HTML element: Finally, in your view templates, simply add a line like this (can be anywhere you want) to output the correct JavaScript.
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