On Feb 4, 2010, at 11:57 AM, tomPorter wrote:
In a boilerplate Hobo app, once a user fills in data on the new Foo
page and presses 'Create Foo' it returns to the Foo index page. Ditto
for 'Save Foo' on an edit Foo page.
- Can I change the routing so that I go to back to a new Foo page?
(This is to simplify bulk entry of new Foo's)
- Can I still make the Edit Foo page return to Foo index after
clicking on Save Foo?
There's two ways to handle this: do a redirect within the controller
action, or add an after-submit tag to the form to tell Hobo to do the
redirect for you.
The former:
def create
hobo_create do
redirect_to 'someplace' if this.valid?
end
end
(similarly for update actions)
The latter: (in new.dryml)
<form>
...
<after-submit uri="someplace" />
</form>
Note in the above that it's URI, not URL. That's bitten me more than
once...
On a less-customized page, you can also get the same effect using
<after-field-list:> and so on.
--Matt Jones
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