Monday, November 29, 2010
basically you got two possibilities: 1. write the value into a session-variable session[:object] = "some string or value" 2. pass your value as a parameter to some action and read params in your controller: view: <%= link_to "my_action" :controller => :bla, :action => :my_action, :object => "some string or value" %>
controller: def my_action puts params[:wtf] end
On Tue, Nov 30, 2010 at 9:46 AM, Paul Roche <lists@ruby-forum.com> wrote:
Sure. I have a page in (view\controller x) with an input field.
Submitting the form displays the value of the input field on this same
page.
There is a link on this page that connects to another page in a
different view/controller (view\controller y). I want to use the param
(input field value) as a conditon in a 'find' in the controller y. But I
am not yielding results. It's like the param is empty. I hope this makes
it a little clearer
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