Reputation: 852
If you have a scope in your routes.rb file such as:
scope "/account" do
resources :items
end
How can you determine if the current page is in the 'account' section? Meaning the following items would be considered in the 'accounts' section?
/account/items
/account/item/1
/account/item/1/edit
I know this is possible by performing string comparisons on request variables but was curious if there is a 'rails way' of determining this information.
Thanks for any input.
Upvotes: 11
Views: 2678
Reputation: 6185
I had the same problem just now.. What I did is add a parameter to the scope:
scope '/me', me_scope: true do
# ...
end
This way I can look it up in the controller:
class ApplicationController < ActionController::Base
def me_scope?
params[:me_scope].eql? true
end
end
Not the cleanest solution, but it works..
Upvotes: 13