ruby on rails - Using url variables in dossier reporting gem -
I am trying to file a file for reporting.
Find out in any document how to report URLs like reports / test.csv? Id = 1
Have tried some things, either get errors or blank values.
This answer is probably a little too late but I think I share the future for Google Will do
tl; Dr Explanation: By going to a URL like To say all this is to use a format in the URL such as: For example: Hope this will answer your question! / report / test? Option [p1] = v1 and options [p2] = v2
TestReport Inside the example
options [available: p1] # = & gt; 'V1' and
option [: p2] # = & gt; 'V2'
/reports/test.csv To be done,
test report will trigger and finally the CSV output will be received if you want to pass the dynamic options from the URL, then you will add them to the
: options parameter, which Instant will be sent in immediate report.
/reports/test.csv?options [id] = 1 more option [so_fancy] = true . To do this, call
options hash. I personally write accessories for my options as it allows me to handle typecasting. All options come in the form of a string (because all the controller parameters come in a string).
class test report & lt; Dossier :: Report # Interpolate the options directly into your query # It uses the ID_position, which will trigger the query binding via the: ID reference # Your columns need not be mapped to your options deep SQL Select "from foos" where # {id_where} fanatical =: fancy "end #" to add this section conditionally if id is present in the option id = "id =: id" or "if options [ : Id]. End # MACIN 'sure ID is a number, possibly redundancy, for example the Duff ID option [: ID]. There is no need to conform to the TOII and #Getter method name and option keys; # Do not forget all the values, a wire! Def fancy option [: so_fancy] == 'true'? Truth: Wrong End End
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