Hi,
you can try from other perspective, if you already have the
functionality to paginate the records in your model or controller and
the only need that you have are the parameters, you can try with a
simple map.connect like this =>
map.connect ":controller/:id_chapter/:page"
and ActionController will map =>
i rann it in the rails console =>
>> rs.recognize_path "chapter/2/4"
{:action => 'index', :page => "2", :id_chapter => "4",
:controller=>"chapter")
this variables are aviable in your @params.
but you'll be better if take the paginate-plugin approach, don´t put
that kind of logic in your route sistem.
Pdta: Sorry by mi English
Cristian Vasquez
Medellín-Colombia
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