On 10 Jan 2011, at 20:59, Marc wrote: > On Jan 10, 7:45 pm, William Ross <w...@spanner.org> wrote: >> Radius tags are implemented in the Page model, where you shouldn't have >> access to the request, but it also defines request and response accessors >> that are populated by the SiteController, so in a radius tag you can access >> the request directly. The solid way would be: >> >> referer = tag.globals.page.request.referer >> >> but since we're rendering inside Page it's usually ok just to say: >> >> referer = request.referer >> >> The biggest problem you'll find is that in order to display request-specific >> content you have to disable the page cache. If you just want to pick up >> googlers you might find it easier to do in javascript. > > I was planning on using it to jazz up the file not found response, > i.e. differentiate internal link error from external reference miss. I > get the impression that it already disables the page cache for its > responses.
Yes, it does. There's already an <r:attempted_url /> tag too (in app/models/file_not_found_page.rb). It should be easy to add more. best, will
