Wow, I like that better than the plugin. I guess plugins would be good
if you need to use similar things in multiple projects. But, if what
you are doing only applies to one project, the inherited
models/controllers are nice!
I just created an parent model and then made my test model a child of
it. All I had to do was make sure that the methods in the parent model
were named self.methodname and it worked like a charm.
I still have the question though about doing the same type of thing with
a controller. How are the instance variables handled when doing that?
Taking a simpler note:
def new
@rushing_offense = RushingOffense.new
respond_to do |format|
format.html # new.html.erb
format.xml { render :xml => @rushing_offense }
end
end
If I take all the RESTful methods out of the child controller and place
them into the parent, how will this method appear (formatted wise) in
the parent controller. This is how it appears in the child controller.
Do I have to use something like @self.controller_name or .. ?
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