Rails - Jul 2006 - How do you find out what action rendered a page

Hi I have this list page that has some rjs templates updating parts of 
it including a table of results. i''m trying to put pagination on the 
table. thing is lots of different actions update the table and they have 
their own paginators.

anyway i have this code at the bottom which worked for another page

 <%		pagination_links_each(@offer_pages,:window_size =>4) do |n|
    "<a href=\"#\" onclick=\"new 
Ajax.Request(''/user/choose_offer?page=#{n}'',
{asynchronous:true,
evalScripts:true}); return false;\">#{n}</a>"


		end
		%>

but i need to right it so that the calling action is substituted into 
where choose offer is now...

so how do i get the name of the action that rendered the page?

Just starting out with rails so forgive me if this code looks horrible.
thanks in advance
c

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I have the following in one of my layout head sections

<%=
"admin::#{controller.controller_name}::#{controller.action_name}"
%>

That might get you started.

Peter



On 7/22/06, ghost <waspfactory@ggggmmmmmail.com>
wrote:
> Hi I have this list page that has some rjs templates updating parts of
> it including a table of results. i''m trying to put pagination on
the
> table. thing is lots of different actions update the table and they have
> their own paginators.
>
> anyway i have this code at the bottom which worked for another page
>
>  <%>                 pagination_links_each(@offer_pages,:window_size
=>4) do |n|
>     "<a href=\"#\" onclick=\"new
> Ajax.Request(''/user/choose_offer?page=#{n}'',
{asynchronous:true,
> evalScripts:true}); return false;\">#{n}</a>"
>
>
>                 end
>                 %>
>
> but i need to right it so that the calling action is substituted into
> where choose offer is now...
>
> so how do i get the name of the action that rendered the page?
>
> Just starting out with rails so forgive me if this code looks horrible.
> thanks in advance
> c
>
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Thanks peter, thats exactly what i wanted.

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I run the plugin query_trace

and tail -f the logs

its handy as pie and requires nothing to be inserted into your code


On 7/23/06, ghost <waspfactory@ggggmmmmmail.com>
wrote:
>
> Thanks peter, thats exactly what i wanted.
>
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