PP Junty wrote:
> eric, i didn't find a better solution either. i'd not choose the
> javascript solution for two reasons. because it depends on the client's
> configuration/behavior and, most importantly, because sometimes the user
> wants to see an explicit message from the server that the action was
> indeed canceled (if her credit card number was in the page, for
> example).
I use a filter -
before_filter :check_for_cancel, :only => [:create, :update]
and a method
def check_for_cancel
if params[:commit] == 'Cancel'
redirect_back_or_default.......
end
end
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