Although I can get things working no problem, these strange values seem
to
have appended themselves to the data I am POST’ing ?
The basic look of the page is several different forms for different
products, is it possible these “x” and “y” values are marking a position
on
page ? Tis pretty clever if so…
Any ideas ?
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I’m actually using a image for the submit button. Is there any way to
turn it off so that the x and y coordinates are not sent?
Yea, I’d love to know the same thing. I notice digg.com does this for
their search bar, but x and y are not sent in their get request. Yet
for me, x and y are always automatically sent.
Although I can get things working no problem, these strange values seem
to
have appended themselves to the data I am POST’ing ?
The basic look of the page is several different forms for different
products, is it possible these “x” and “y” values are marking a position
on
page ? Tis pretty clever if so…
From where? Your log files? The address bar? Stop using an image
to post your forms, and I promise they will disappear.
Or, if that’s not an option ignore them. If that’s not an option,
put a filter on your controller, or for a global fix, move the filter
to the application.rb file.
The below demonstrates stripping it from the params as they come in.
It’s not entirely clear to my why they would cause you problems. The
only logical thing I can think of is if you are logging all params
globally and just want to reduce some noise.
If not, oh well, have fun!
Example:
----> console
$ rails dagnan
$ cd dagnan/
$ mate .
$ script/server
$ script/generate controller foo index
----> app/controllers/foo_controller.rb
Name: ">
----> app/views/foo/index.rhtml
class FooController < ApplicationController
before_filter :clense
def index
params.each do |t|
puts “#{t[0]} => #{t[1]}”
end
end
def clense
params.delete(“x”)
params.delete(“y”)
end
end
–
James M.
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But is it possible to delete them ?