Colin Law wrote:
> Not sure I follow you here, you can certainly link to a different
> controller
> from a view, what is that you are trying to do?
>
> Colin
That is what I am trying to do, perhaps this is a syntax problem.
If I have three controllers under app/, "aone", "atwo", "athree", all of
them have a method "list", in the view for aone I want to call the list
method from atwo, so I tried
:action => "atwo/list"
This is a no go -- what's the proper syntax?
Also (another sort of related syntax question), how can I use a
parameter with the methods? Here's a line which works in a view:
<li class="link" onclick="<% remote_function(:update => "album_box", url
=> { :action => "list_albums" }) %>">
and here is one which returns "undefined local variable or method
`url'", the only difference being I tried to pass a parameter via the
action
<li class="link" onclick="<% remote_function(:update => "album_box", url
=> { :action => "list_albums(#{artist.id})" }) %>">
^ oh no!
I tried this a few different ways and am about to try a few more ;) Is
it just the quoting, or what?
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