Andrew Kaspick wrote in post #956776:
> I'm trying to figure out the same thing. Please post an update if you
> have a solution.
>
> Thanks
Ok, here's my solution, but it feels dirty... it'd be nice if somebody
knew if there was a "proper" solution.
Anyway, I added the following methods to my module. I used extend so
I'm using self on these, but since you're using include, you can drop
the self part.
def self.config=(controller)
@controller = controller
end
def self.config
@controller
end
def self.controller
@controller
end
I just call call the config= method with a controller object; if you
don't have one, you'll have to gain access to it somehow.
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