Rails - Dec 2006 - Redirect with parameters

Hi guys,

Quick problem that''s being annoying me for the last hour.  Say I have
redirect_to(:controller => ''account'', :action =>
''x'') then I''m
redirected to the page account/x fine.  How would I get redirected to
account/x?a=b&c=d&e=f...  ?  I have an array of parameters or a string
of parameters, in either case I can''t find a way to redirect!

Cheers,

George

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Hi. I think you can use redirect_to with :params like this example:

class SayController < ApplicationController
      def hello
          @time = Time.now
          redirect_to :action => ''goodbye'', :params =>
{"time" =>
@time}
     end
     def goodbye (*params)
       raise request.inspect.to_s
     end

if you look at "REQUEST_URL" =>
"http://10.6.14.37:3000/say/goodby?time=Sat+Dec+16+03%3A59+2B0300+2006"
you can pass more then one parameters {"time" => @time,
"word" =>
"YES", ...}

Best Regards, Sergey


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Sorry, parameter (*params) dont need, you can simple write
 def goodby
  raise params[:time]
 end

and you will  see the time.

Best Regards, Sergey


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