On 12 April 2012 08:22, amvis
<vgrkrishnan-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org>
wrote:>
> I have to call same user_authenticate function for destroy and update,
But
> when i give like this
>
> before_filter :user_authenticate, :only => [:destroy]
> before_filter :user_authenticate, :only => [:update]
>
> This was not working, but when i gave like this
> before_filter :user_authenticate, :only => [:destroy,:update]. this
working.
>
> what is the comparison with these 2 method, also i searched for this only,
> and except.but i didn''t get any correct explanation.
I have not looked at the code (which you could do yourself) but I am
guessing that the second one which says only do it on update (so don''t
do it on destroy) overrides the first one. Is that what you see in
practice?
Colin
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