Here's the documentation for url_for:
There's an "anchor" option. Also, for the c=123 in the query string, just use :c => 123 in url_for. The full call would look like
url_for :controller => 'aaa', :action => 'bbb', :c => '123', :anchor => '45'
Here's the documentation for url_for:
There's an "anchor" option. Also, for the c=123 in the query string, just use :c => 123 in url_for. The full call would look like
url_for :controller => 'aaa', :action => 'bbb', :c => '123', :anchor => '45'
I thought he was trying to find his current url not generate one...hence the request_uri method...?
You don't need to save the URL, just the parameters hash. My current(and first real) project does basically what they do in AWDWR:
session[:jumpto] = request.parameters
in a before_filter for the pages I want to be able to jump back to. Works great.
Jason
Eric Gross wrote: