Hello All! There is a database action that I want to do in several views.
Right now, I have it implemented as a link in each view as <a href="db_action?id={{=item_id}}">Toggle Status</a> How do I get my db_action() controller to return back to the page with the link that called it? Is there a way to cause the browser to do the equivalent of the "back" button? Something like: response.view = find_the_controller(request.env.http_referer) return dict() won't work because I'm not returning the proper dictionary for the referring controller. Maybe something like: dict_from_referring_controller = run_referring_controller( request.env.http_referer ) # ? do I have to define the response view? return dict_from_referring_controller Perhaps the nicest/cleanest implementation would be with AJAX/JQuery, but I haven't learned that yet. Is there a way to do it with <a href> links? Or is that super-bad form? Thanks! Luis.