i get a undefined method/variable when i try use cookies in my rails
rhtml files? any idea?
<%= cookies[:user] %>
gives an error
i get a undefined method/variable when i try use cookies in my rails
rhtml files? any idea?
<%= cookies[:user] %>
gives an error
On 6/27/06, raj kapila [email protected] wrote:
i get a undefined method/variable when i try use cookies in my rails
rhtml files? any idea?<%= cookies[:user] %>
gives an error
“cookies” is a controller method. Call it in your controller and set
a variable for your view to use.
Also, given your example, I think you’re heading down the road to a
disaster. If you’re really storing a user id in a cookie, that’s
kind-of odd. If you’re actually trusting this value, that’s going to
be big trouble when a user decides to change the user id in his cookie
and send it to your server.
– James
<%= cookies[:user] %>
gives an error
“cookies” is a controller method. Call it in your controller and set
a variable for your view to use.Also, given your example, I think you’re heading down the road to a
disaster. If you’re really storing a user id in a cookie, that’s
kind-of odd. If you’re actually trusting this value, that’s going to
be big trouble when a user decides to change the user id in his cookie
and send it to your server.– James
so should i just rails sessions?
On 6/27/06, raj kapila [email protected] wrote:
“cookies” is a controller method. Call it in your controller and set
a variable for your view to use.Also, given your example, I think you’re heading down the road to a
disaster. If you’re really storing a user id in a cookie, that’s
kind-of odd. If you’re actually trusting this value, that’s going to
be big trouble when a user decides to change the user id in his cookie
and send it to your server.so should i just rails sessions?
Yes. For one thing, the hard work has already been done for you.
There are also a number of 3rd party extensions / plugins for managing
authentication / authorization depending on the level of complexity
that you need.
If you haven’t already, you should most definitely read “Agile Web
Development With Rails” (2nd edition beta if you have a choice). The
book “Rails Recipes” has a good section on creating your own login /
role system from scratch (recipes 31 + 32).
– James
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