Quoting jeff_wigal <j...@referee-assistant.com>: > We're putting together a searchable online help site in Rails, and I'm > using FastRI to full-text index some existing Rails view pages to do > it. >
As you have found, trying to fake a controller, request, etc. is a lot of work. One possibilty is to just throw the necessary methods into some applicable controller and call them as normal GET request: def render_anywhere return unless local_request? # DB access and/or instance variable assignment... page = render_to_string :action => ... OR :template => ... FastRI.whatever(page) end This only is safe if there are no untrusted users on the server host. HTH, Jeffrey
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