Is it possible to have a response to the browser triggered prematurely
in a controller? like before rails does all it’s internal processing?
also if so can I change the content-type for the response?
thanks
Is it possible to have a response to the browser triggered prematurely
in a controller? like before rails does all it’s internal processing?
also if so can I change the content-type for the response?
thanks
Aaron S. wrote:
Is it possible to have a response to the browser triggered prematurely
in a controller? like before rails does all it’s internal processing?also if so can I change the content-type for the response?
thanks
Also, besides the content-type, how can I supply a custom response body?
On 6/29/07, Aaron S. [email protected] wrote:
Aaron S. wrote:
Is it possible to have a response to the browser triggered prematurely
in a controller? like before rails does all it’s internal processing?also if so can I change the content-type for the response?
thanks
Also, besides the content-type, how can I supply a custom response body?
render is what supplies the response body. There are just more ways
to render then you are aware of. render :text => ‘test’, render
:file =>file, render_xml, etc…
To set headers do this before rendering:
headers[“Content-Type”] = ‘mycontenttype’
Chris
perfect. thanks.
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