2009/11/8 Aljaz Fajmut <[email protected]>:
>
> Hello,
>
> I'm trying to implement Rails functionality which would allow to compare
> Model records (in my case different plans).
>
> I'm unsure what would be the proper approach towards this with Rails, is
> there any tutorial for doing something like available on internet/book?
>
> Which would be better: to pass the comparing model ids to the compare
> controller by post or by url?
>
> Any tips are highly appreciated.
> --

If I understand correctly you have records in the db and wish to
compare them on demand by the user clicking on a link which goes to a
compare controller.  In this case I would pass the id values as
parameters of a GET request on the compare controller.  It should not
be a POST as it does not cause the data in the db to be changed.  The
actual compare operation should be a method of the model whose objects
are being compared of course.

Colin

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