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...of the things in a scaffold available to just build by hand? for instance, i have a scaffold for my users. in the list action, it has @user_pages, so that you can put @user_pages.current.next or something like that - is that something i can do with any of my model automatically just by having @model_pages in the action? -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

...uld look like this.... def list sorthash = {"column1"=>"column1, updated_at", "column2"=>"column2 DESC"} sorthash.default = "column1, updated_at" sort = params[:sort] || session[:model][:sort] session[:model][:sort]=sort @model_pages, @models = paginate :model, :per_page => 10, :order=>sorthash[sort] end === What this does === The view passes a hash key as the :sort parameter. This gets looked up in the sorthash, which returns the actual columns needed to sort. That gets passed to the paginator. Key features... *...