If I understand what you're asking, .... In your controller when you
test whether a user is logged-in or not, if they aren't logged in,
you'll want to save their current request uri in their session so that
you can later redirect them to that orig destination once they've
successfully logged in. Something like:
...
# the place in your controller where you test logged-in-ness:
if not is_user_logged_in
session[:pre_login_req_uri] = request.env['REQUEST_URI']
redirect_to(:action=>:login)
return
end
...
# in your login meth, after the user has successfully logged-in:
pre_login_uri = session[:pre_login_req_uri]
session[:pre_login_req_uri] = nil
if pre_login_req_uri
redirect_to(pre_login_req_uri)
else
redirect_to(:action=>:index)
end
return
...
Jeff
On Feb 15, 9:12 am, John Smith <[email protected]>
wrote:
> I want too save the destination url with all the parameters (like some
> ids) in a variable session, so first I login the app and then redirect
> to this destination. How can I save this variable?
> --
> Posted viahttp://www.ruby-forum.com/.
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