I am really excited. Keep up the great work. Good resources here.

Bye

Cody - I do agree with you to a certain extent. When designing a large or complex application, it is probably not good practice to create actions which handle so many requests, because as you say there is probably other logic to be done. However, in most of my applications it is at least possible to have one get and one post request to the same action. Obviously it is just personal preference, but I like my controllers this way.

Morgan - Thanks for the snippet. I was considering writing the code link that, but I prefer to keep my if statements on a separate line to the logic within them. Again, just a personal preference. Thanks for your feedback.


def update
@user = User.find_by_id(params[:id]) || User.new
if request.post?
@user.attributes = params[:user]
redirect_to :action => 'index' if @user.save
end
end


Overall, I just dont think its very realistic that your controller code is going to be this simple.