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Replace this common pattern in controllers:
@tags = Tag.search(search_params).paginate(params[:page], :limit => params[:limit], :search_count => params[:search])
with this:
@tags = Tag.paginated_search(params)
`search_count` is used to skip doing a full page count when we're not
doing a search (on the assumption that the number of results will be
high when not constrained by a search). We didn't do this consistently
though. Refactor to do this in every controller.
33 lines
836 B
Ruby
33 lines
836 B
Ruby
class PostAppealsController < ApplicationController
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before_action :member_only, :except => [:index, :show]
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respond_to :html, :xml, :json, :js
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def new
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@post_appeal = PostAppeal.new(post_appeal_params)
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respond_with(@post_appeal)
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end
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def index
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@post_appeals = PostAppeal.includes(:creator).paginated_search(params).includes(post: [:appeals, :uploader, :approver])
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respond_with(@post_appeals)
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end
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def create
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@post_appeal = PostAppeal.create(post_appeal_params)
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respond_with(@post_appeal)
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end
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def show
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@post_appeal = PostAppeal.find(params[:id])
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respond_with(@post_appeal) do |fmt|
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fmt.html { redirect_to post_appeals_path(search: { id: @post_appeal.id }) }
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end
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end
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private
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def post_appeal_params
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params.fetch(:post_appeal, {}).permit(%i[post_id reason])
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end
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end
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