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2008 Jul 10
7
Showing another controllers action
If I am in controller A and I want to show the index of controller B,
how would I do that?
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2006 Aug 14
0
undefined method ''render_component_as_string'' - why?
I want to put a ''search_box'' text_field in the header of each page.
The search_box is implemented in a controller named ''users''.
(so Controller_A is calling a component in Controller_B)
When I add this line to my ''controllers/application.rb'' file, I don''t
understand why I get and ''undefined method'' error. After all, "class
ApplicationController < ActionController::Base".
@sbox = render_component_as_string(:controller=&...
2006 Aug 14
2
Undefined Method error for call to ''render_component_as_string''- Why?
...t 6 months ago:
http://lists.rubyonrails.org/pipermail/rails/2006-February/016759.html
Nobody replied. I corresponded with the February poster, who points out
that render_component_as_string() is ''protected'', and suggests that is why
Controller_A can''t call an Action in Controller_B. But some folks on the
Site5 forums, as well as the book authors (Dave Thomas, Chad Fowler) claim
to make cross-controller calls. And if cross-controller invocations simply
didn''t work, the whole point of Components would be greatly diminished.
I also read this nice ''components&...
2005 Dec 15
3
Another session question
I want to give a user a form to create a new Product, but instead of
persisting the product to the database I want to store it in a
session first for category assignment, etc.. (in other controllers)
So when the user describes the product on the form I have a "Save and
Continue" button pointing to the action add_to_product_factory:
def new_product
@product = get_product
end