Without thinking too much about it, how about if you create another
class that both your controllers can use?
# This class processes your actions
class YourActionClass
def your_action(params)
# here you process your request
end
end
# This is the controller you want to process the "redirect".
class ControllerA < ApplicationController
def your_action
your_action_instance = YourActionClass.new
your_action_instance.your_action(your_parameters)
end
end
# This is the controller you want to recognize your special cases and
redirect them.
class ControllerB < ApplicationController
def action
if special_case
your_action_instance = YourActionClass.new
your_action_instance.your_action(your_parameters)
# maybe you can render something here?
else
# your regular stuff goes here.
end
end
end
On Mar 8, 6:47 am, Pieter Hugo <li...@ruby-forum.com> wrote:
> Hi
>
> I want one controller action to invoke another action in another
> controller, but I don't want the overhead of a redirect_to response
> which then generates another request to the correct action and
> controller. Any suggestions?
>
> Pieter
>
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