I'd rather go the polymorphic way but for your mixin (module) a solution can be this.
I'd rather go the polymorphic way but for your mixin (module) a solution can be this: Questions Controller include Voting Voting Module: module Voting def vote_up @voteable = Object. Const_get(self.class. To_s.
Chomp('Controller'). Singularize). Find(params:id) current_user.
Vote_exclusively_for(@voteable) respond_to do |format| format. Js { render :action => 'votes/vote_completed' } end end end.
Thanks for your quick reply. I've tried that approach, however I always get the following error: NoMethodError (undefined method find' for QuestionsController:Class): lib/voting. Rb:3:in vote_up'.
I've included voting on my QuestionsController and removed the vote_up method from there. – Bruno Feb 25 at 12:34 Updated answer, can you try this new approach? Thanks – tommasop Feb 27 at 16:07 2 Just a note — self.class.
To_s. Chomp('Controller') is quite a bit faster than using gsub. It's a better option anytime you need to chomp a set of characters off the end of a string.
– coreyward Feb 27 at 16:42 Edited answer accordingly – tommasop Feb 27 at 18:03 tommasop and coreyward, it worked perfectly. Thanks! Now I just need to figure out a nicer way to create the vote_up and vote_down routes for the members of voteable models.Is it possible to do some meta programming on the routes file, so that we could inject the get 'vote_up' and get 'vote_down' routes using a single line of code?
Many thanks! – Bruno Feb 27 at 21:39.
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