Ruby on Rails

Hey I got your back on this one hopefully. I ran into a similar issue a couple of times. The best solution is to install foundation system wide, or in your VM if you're using one. Not totally ideal, because that's a lot of extra weight into your program potentially and if you decide to stop using it, it's also slightly a pain in the rear to get out of your project. The second way I solved this was by deleting the turbolinks lines inside the main app layout html.erb file that foundation automatically installs. For some reason rails does not like this. I dont know why. Its only like one or two lines of code.

<%= javascript_include_tag "application", "data-turbolinks-track" => true %> <%= csrf_meta_tags %>

With this make sure all your JavaScript is then included just before the closing body tag. The third thing I did was in the app.js file, I removed the //=include_tree line, and added the JavaScript files separately if you have any others. I also removed the //= require turbolinks line.

I straight up don't have an answer for you as to why this works, and why the normal foundation install doesn't. I haven't figured it out, but I think it's a conflict with the turbolinks. Let me know if this helps any.