I just implement acts-as-taggable-on on my blog model. Working great.
The visitor can filter blogpost based on the tag. So on my index blog there is a tagcloud with a bunch of tags (links). The url is domain.com/tag/greatbars ect
Question: How can i place some unique content on top of my index based on the filtered tag?
example: blogpost are filter by "greatbars" h1: The posts are filter by "tagname" h2: Below you see some great bars in the region of amsterdam. Check it out. p: ect ect
Blog listing based on filtered tag(s)
The action which renders the index presumably takes the filtered tag as a parameter. You can save that tag as an instance variable, and then in the index view display certain content if that variable has a particular value. Basic example:
Controller
def index
@tag = Tag.find_by_name(params[:tag])
@posts = Post.tagged_with(@tag)
end
View
<% case @tag.name %>
<% when 'bars' %>
<%= render :partial => 'posts/bars')
<% when 'foos' %>
<%= render :partial => 'posts/foo_stuff')
# as many other cases as you wish
<% else %>
<%= render :partial => 'posts/default')
<% end %>
# rest of existing index view