Actually, all i wanted to do initially was this:

def filter_scoper(scoper)
    logger.info "The current class is #{self.class}" 
#CategoriesController

    if params.has_key? :filter
      send :"#{params[:filter]}_filter_scoper", scoper
    elsif self.class.respond_to?(:blog_filter_scoper)
      send :"blog_filter_scoper"
    else
      scoper #call index_scoper
    end
  end

Basically if the controller responds to blog_filter_scoper, then I want 
to pass blog_filter_scoper as the model:

  def blog_filter_scoper
    BlogPost
  end

However, for some reason despite the fact that self.class outputs 
CategoriesController and when I load the categories page, it does not 
respond to the blog_filter_scoper method even though I defined 
blog_filter_scoper method within the categories controller.

I don't know why this is happening.

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