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Short description Overwrites to_param to append a url-friendly version of the model’s ‘name’ or ‘title’ attribute to it’s id.
Description = seo_urls ==Installation: script/plugin install http://svn.redshiftmedia.com/svn/plugins/seo_urls ==Usage: To apply this plugin to a model: class Post < ActiveRecord::Base seo_urls end Or to use an attribute other than name or title: class Post < ActiveRecord::Base seo_urls "nickname" end ==Information The plugin looks for 'name' or 'title' attributes and if they are available it uses them to generate a search engine friendly string. to_param method is overwritten so that it returns the the numerical id of the record with the search engine friendly string appended to it. An example model @post=>{:id=>12,:title=>"seo_urls rails plugin"} Without the plugin: post_url(@post)=>"/posts/show/12" With the plugin: post_url(@post)=>"/posts/show/12-seo-urls-rails-plugin" If the value of the attribute being used to create the url string for a particular model changes, so will the resulting url string. However, old urls (which might have been stored in bookmarks etc.) will still work because rails only pays attention to the id reference number that begins the :id portion of any url, ignoring anything that follows it. == Resources Subversion * http://svn.redshiftmedia.com/svn/plugins/seo_urls Author * Tomasz Kaye. info [at] redshiftmedia [dot] com
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License Ruby's Rails' (MIT) GPL LGPL BSD Apache Artistic PublicDomain BSD-type Free-Trial Free-but-Restricted OpenSource Proprietary Shareware Source-available-proprietary Commercial
Category Assets Controllers Internationalization Misc. Enhancements Model Rails Engines Searching and Queries Security Statistics and Logs Testing View Extensions
