> It would appear to me that your immediate problem is the line of code I
> pointed out above.
Yeah I got it now. Basically:
if self.class.respond_to?
will only respond to class methods of the class, not instance methods
and since attr_accessor returns instance methods, that if will return
false. So basically what I had to do was:
elsif self.class.method_defined? :blog_filter_scoper
And that worked above. And then within my categories controller:
def blog_filter_scoper
BlogPost.for_posts 1
end
That will call the blogpost named scope and pass the argument 1 so now
depending on which controller is invoked, we can pass different
arguments to for_posts to determine which posts to display.
The only thing I don't like now about this is that I am passing an
integer 1. I'd rather do something like Category[:news].id - where rails
will search the categories table with news value and then pull the id of
that value which could be 1. I think that's better than hardcoding 1
right there. I guess that's the next thing I need to figure out.
Thanks for all responses.
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