I am trying to understand why redirect_to only accepts :notice and
:alert
Is there any reason I may be missing to not allow something like
:success like this:
redirect_to suppliers_path, :success => ‘Supplier was successfully
created.’ }
- Noel
I am trying to understand why redirect_to only accepts :notice and
:alert
Is there any reason I may be missing to not allow something like
:success like this:
redirect_to suppliers_path, :success => ‘Supplier was successfully
created.’ }
I believe those two are just the most common.
Look at the rest of the code, though. It looks like you can specify
other
flash values like so:
redirect_to suppliers_path, :flash => { :success => ‘Supplier was
successfully created.’ }
On Wed, Mar 7, 2012 at 10:56 AM, Tim S. [email protected] wrote:
I believe those two are just the most common.
Look at the rest of the code, though. It looks like you can specify other
flash values like so:redirect_to suppliers_path, :flash => { :success =>‘Supplier was
successfully created.’}
Thanks Tim, I didn’t get that from the code.
When I used redirect_to I was expecting
redirect_to suppliers_path, :
would produce flash[:]
At least this is a good workaround for me.
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