Rails - Dec 2007 - Can I render a page using a template of another controller

Hi,

I think it should be simple but not working for me.

class OneController < ApplicationController

  def first
    render :controller => ''two'', :action =>
''first''
  end

end

I want it to render using "/two/first.html.erb" but it still uses
"/one/first.html.erb".
Is :controller key not acceptable?

Actually, I''m practicing restful resources.
Models are like this: Message has many comments.
I want new comment form to be in the message/show page instead of being
separated on its own.
If the comment is not validated in create action, it''s supposed to
render message/show.
But it didn''t work as I expected.

Is it not allowed? If so, what''s the usual solution?

Thanks.

Sam
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render :template => "two/first.html.erb"
works for me, maybe give it a try
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Hi,

Thorsten Mueller wrote:
> render :template => "two/first.html.erb"
> works for me, maybe give it a try
:template works in rails 1.2.x.
However, in rails edge, it''s always relative path whether I put a 
leading "/" or not.
So I had to put "../" in front.

Anyway, it works.
Thank you very much.

Sam
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