A lot shorter now:
== Rushing Offenses Model ==
named_scope :compiled_this_week, lambda { { :conditions =>
['compiled_on > ? and compiled_on < ?', Time.now.beginning_of_week,
Time.now.end_of_week] } }
def self.list(search, page, numteams = 20)
compiled_this_week.paginate :conditions => ['name like ?',
"%#{search}%"], :order => 'rank', :per_page => numteams, :page => page
end
== Rushing Offenses Controller ==
@rushing_offenses = RushingOffense.list(params[:search], params[:page],
params[:numteams])
== Rushing Offenses index.html ==
<%= link_to "Show All Teams", rushing_offenses_path(:numteams =>
120) %>
<%= will_paginate @rushing_offenses, :prev_label => '<<',
:next_label => '>>', :container => false %>
=======================
changed per_page variable to numteams (makes more sense)
The code is a lot shorter now and it makes more sense to me. However,
the default page views still show 30 teams instead of 20. Why is it
adding 10 somewhere? I've checked all 3 files (what's listed here is
what's listed there..)
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