From: ritchie <ritchie@...>
Date: 2005-04-12T05:34:39+09:00
Subject: Re: rails use case

ok, so far so good. Thanks Tony. I have the following code

class SwitcherController < ApplicationController

	def index
		@p = @params["path"]
		@acc = Account.find_all
		render_file("/experiments/rail_test/public/content/#{@p}/index.rhtml",false)
	end

	def pagecontroller
		@wow = "wow it worked"
	end
end

So it get's content from whatever the supplied path is to the
controller. Works, however, I only have one controller, and each
possible page could have it's own "controller", i.e. somewhere where I
can set up new vars for the page itself. I don't think I can include
model references in the view for example. So, is it possible for the
page to call it's own controller, an inversion of the usual process,
page gets called from "SwitcherController", then the page does

<% pagecontroller %>

so that after the call

<%=@wow%> is defined??

Ok, that's all I want :)

Thanks for any info.

R