Conditionally render a Turbo Frame shared between multiple views

23-Aug-2024 305
The Turbo Frames API requires that a request made from within a turbo-frame must receive a response containing a corresponding turbo-frame of the same id.Because Rails encourages the reuse of partials and views, this can lead to situations where you need to conditionally render a Turbo Frame. One such example is inline editing, which we’ll explore in this tutorial.
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