Try adding something like this to your application controller (this code is from authlogic gem): def store_location session:return_to = request. Request_uri end def redirect_back_or_default(default) redirect_to(session:return_to || default) session:return_to = nil end Then, in the controller that renders the 3 partials, call store_location Then, in the controller that creates the forum post, call redirect_back_or_default Hope this helps, - Dave.
Try adding something like this to your application controller (this code is from authlogic gem): def store_location session:return_to = request. Request_uri end def redirect_back_or_default(default) redirect_to(session:return_to || default) session:return_to = nil end Then, in the controller that renders the 3 partials, call store_location. Then, in the controller that creates the forum post, call redirect_back_or_default.
Hope this helps, - Dave.
Tnx, I'm going to try, does the parameter request. Request_uri store the partials too or just the url? – Joe Mar 6 at 14:52.
I have a page composed by several partials (3). One of them is a forum and when a user submit that forum, rails calls a create of a controller. After the object is created, I have to render the same page.
How is possible from the controller to recall directly the page with the partials already embedded? Is it possible to specify manually the partial I want in the controller (I don't care if I violate the MVC paradigm).
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