Hello!
Well this is maybe a fairly easy question. I am writing an app where
users that belong to a group have their own blog where they can make
posts. I have a posts_controller with all the CRUD operations and my
index action shows all the posts from all the users on a group. The
route is:
users/1/posts
The thing is that I want to show too, all the posts from any user, or
all the posts for a given tag or category. So my question is, which
option should I use:
1) Should I send some extra parameters to my index action, like and id
or something:
users_posts(user.id,{:category => 1})
and check on the controller which posts should be shown (for a user,
group, tag, category etc...)
Something like this:
def index
if params[:category]
@posts = Posts.find(:all, :conditions => ["category_id = ?,
params[:category]])
elsif params[:user]
@posts = Posts.find(:all, :conditions => ["user_id = ?,
params[:user_id]])
elsif params[:tag]
.
.
.
end
2) Should I create different controllers with only an index action on
it (Create and other actions stay on the posts_controller):
post_categories controller? post_tags controller? user_posts
controller?
So, which approach should I use?
Thanks again,
Elioncho
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