What i do wrong here?

[orouge]

@zystvan

could you please look this that if image_tag is built in, I wonder what i do wrong here. I marathoning thru this. Your help is much appreciated!

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        <%= image_d d.image %>
        <%= d.name %>
        <%= d.description %>
        
        
      
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[zystvan]

@orouge

image_tag

Check that line in your code.

[orouge]

@zystvan

Thanks for explanation. I have one more question. In the following example, why do we type @destination versus (just) destination or letter ‘d’??? is “@” always used???

 <%= image_tag @destination.image %>
 <%= @destination.name %>
<%= @destination.description %>

[zystvan]

@orouge

why do we type @destination versus (just) destination or letter ‘d’?

@destination is the name of the variable with the image, name, and description. If you named it @current_destination or @d or something else instead of @destination, your code would still work, although it wouldn’t follow the standards I’ve seen (@something almost always represents the currently shown something)

is “@” always used?

When the variable is created in the controller file, yes, although if you rename the variable without it, your code will probably still work.