Ruby on Rails

Otavio Nestares wrote in post #1111439:
> Use flash.now[:notice] !!

Wouldn't that just make matters worse? flash.now makes the flash
available in the current request. It does not make it persists across
requests. Use flash.now when you want render the template directly
without a new request. That's not the case here.

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