Hi Bob,
It depends on how you have your controllers setup - really. For
instance, I have a Universal controller template that 37 other
controllers use.
class UniversalTemplatesController < ApplicationController
def index
@objects =
params[:controller].singularize.camelize.constantize.find(params[..])
respond_to do |format|
format.html
format.xml { render :xml => @objects }
end
end
end
class NextController < UniversalTemplatesController
# Inherits from the universal_templates_controller
# no other code in here
end
class YetAnotherController < UniversalTemplatesController
# Inherits from the universal_templates_controller
# no other code in here
end
etc...
When these other controllers call what I showed you from within their
specific views, it works fine because they are all part of the
UniversalTemplatesController.
I'm not sure if this is what you were asking but it's another way of
doing things especially if you are reusing a lot of the same code within
other controllers.
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