Monday, December 31, 2012
url_for(:controller => "name of the controller", :action => "name pf the aciont", :session => params[:value])
or
users_url(:session => params[:value])
it will create a dybnamic url like /users?session="sdsadsadasdas213213213"
and in params[:value] you have to encrypt the session id what you get from database
or encode64(params[:value])
now while it i s hitting it will send the request in that reuqest you have to parse it by decode64() and match the session id
On Mon, Dec 31, 2012 at 2:10 PM, Rajesh KT <lists@ruby-forum.com> wrote:
Dheeraj Kumar wrote in post #1090693:
> I just said what you need. chain the url_for method to add session id toThanks Dheeraj. Truly appreciate if you can point me to some code
> the parameters, and read the session id in your application controller,
> look it up in your session store, active record or memcache, then load
> whatever information you want from the database.
>
> --
> Dheeraj Kumar
examples for this.
Thanks
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