These two links go to same pages. But when i click the * <%= link_to
“Loyalty Report”, search_customer_path(@listing) %> *. that the
page
should have another 3 links…? How is it possible…? Any way to pass
any thing with that second link…?
These two links go to same pages. But when i click the<%= link_to
“Loyalty Report”, search_customer_path(@listing) %> . that the page
should have another 3 links…? How is it possible…? Any way to pass any
thing with that second link…?
You could add some URL parameters and check for them in the
controller, using that to pass a flag that says whether or not to show
the three extra links.
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These two links go to same pages. But when i click the<%= link_to
“Loyalty Report”, search_customer_path(@listing) %> . that the page
should have another 3 links…? How is it possible…? Any way to pass any
thing with that second link…?
You could add some URL parameters and check for them in the
controller, using that to pass a flag that says whether or not to show
the three extra links.
In case you do not know how to do that you can use
<%= link_to “Loyalty Report”, search_customer_path(@listing,
:my_param => “some_value”) %>