Ruby on Rails

Scott is so right as this being contradictory.  You are trying to seek a specific user  where uniqueness of that user is not established.  Mathematically you need some transitional element.  You simply need to gather another identifying aspect of your user.  Thereafter, you can encrypt data ( username and other_element) served, the same way you are likely encrypting your user password.
Liz

On Monday, July 6, 2015 at 9:29:07 AM UTC-4, Sunil Kumar wrote:

Hello,

How can i hide the params in browser url. I read many blogs and suggestions.

They suggested me to use to_params friendlyid gem.

Example.

I have a user table and have multiple records with the same name.

If i fire get request using localhost:3000/users?name=abc

Then how can i make name as identification work as id. Because name can be same.

Thanks

Sunil