Hi guys,
I'm working on additions to what I submitted in ticket #3049
[http://dev.rubyonrails.org/ticket/3049]. Someone suggested that
redirect_to :back should allow for an alternate redirect if no referer
is set.
I've looked at the code for a while and allowing for:
redirect_to :back, :alternate => { OPTIONS HERE }
and such seems like it will produce fairly messy code in def redirect_to.
I do have a working implementation where you just place the alternate
redirect after the :back:
redirect_to :back, :action => 'alternative_action'
Does this seem acceptable? Is the :alternate syntax needed? Can
someone think of a clean way to allow for the :alternate syntax given
redirect_to's prototype:
redirect_to(options = {}, *parameters_for_method_reference))
Kev
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