I'm looking for this to work
<%= redirect_to(post.link_url) %>
I tried this a few different ways. All I get is
" undefined method `redirect_to' "
when I try that.
How do you go about doing this?
Nothing needed in the controller, in your view, you do the following:
<%= link_to link.title, link.url, :popup => true %> So link here is the object with attributes title and url. You can hard-code these if you want, but in my application I store them in the database so an example of hard-coded link would be: <%= link_to "Google Search Home Page", "http://www.google.com", :popup => true %>
popup is optional and when specified opens the target in a separate window. For more information, look up the documentation for "link_to" in Rails docs.
Bharat
<%= link_to link.title, link.url, :popup => true %> So link here is the object with attributes title and url. You can hard-code these if you want, but in my application I store them in the database so an example of hard-coded link would be: <%= link_to "Google Search Home Page", "http://www.google.com", :popup => true %>
This helps with a little with what I want to do but does not exactly redirect. I did some research and I guess ruby rails does not have a easy way to do this at all. This is where PHP would have the upper hand in this area.
