Eric wrote:
>> <%= (link_to "SEND", {:controller => "company", :action => "show", :id
>> => current_company.id}) %>
>
> If a flash is set in that code snippet, I sure can't find it.
Right, thanks Eric. that's why i'm asking the question, because i want
to know how to set the flash in the above code snippet, and therefore
add to it.
Maybe you're right though, i should have put my half-baked attempt at
doing so in the example. However, it's pretty clear whatever variable
you assign to in a link_to becomes available in the params hash, I don't
see how'd you add to the flash hash.
Anyways, the temporary, possibly ugly solution, I'm using is to add a
param to the link_to, check for the param in the action, and if present,
add to the flash. If there is a better way to do it, please let me know.
Currently in view:
<%= (link_to "VIEW", :controller => "company", :action => "show", :id =>
current_company.id, :output_flash => "yep") %>
in controller, show method:
flash[:notice] = "blah blah blah" if params[:output_flash] == "yep"
thanks.
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