Morgan Morgan wrote:
> I've got a controller that saves changes to a file and displays the
> file..
> 
> well, the controller the saves the file renders the controller that
> displays the file after it saves the file (i'm sure there's a better way
> to do this but i haven't figured it out yet).
> 
> at the bottom of the displayed file there is a link to refresh the page
> to reload the file..   the problem is, unless i manually refresh the
> browser,  i wont see any changes. it just keeps an old version..  even
> if i just made a change to the file, it will still display the version
> before the change..
> 
> now i'm assuming this is rails wanting to be nice and cache stuff to
> make it quicker... but it's annoying the hell out of me.
> 
> so here's how it goes.
> 
> 1.read a file with the fileread action.
> 2.make changes and submit to the filewrite action which renders the
> fileread action and shows the changes just fine.
> 3.click the refresh link which goes to the fileread action and the file
> reverts back to before the changes...
> 4.Hit the refresh button on the browser and now the fileread action
> actually shows changes..
> 
> i can click the refresh link all i want and it still shows no change.

i didn't reread this before i posted it.

well, the controller the saves the file renders the controller that
displays the file after it saves the file (i'm sure there's a better way
to do this but i haven't figured it out yet).

should be

well, the action that saves the file renders the action that
displays the file after it saves the file (i'm sure there's a better way
to do this but i haven't figured it out yet).

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