Ruby on Rails Flash Messages With Hotwire

[@shrig018]

thank you, these hotwire videos have helped me a lot.

[@mixandgo]

Happy to hear

[@GabrielSouza-iu3pd]

Thank you for all the content you bring about the use of hotwire, it has helped me a lot.

[@mixandgo]

It's a pleasure :)

[@alanr3id]

Another cracking video. 👏 keep them coming

[@mixandgo]

You bet :)

[@dencam]

Thank you, the video was useful!

[@mixandgo]

Happy to hear that 👍🏻

[@rdepaulabarbosa]

thanks a lot for the content!

[@mixandgo]

You're welcome :)

[@bidangitau84]

very helpfull....do u have a blog on more about rails models/controllers logic stuff

[@mixandgo]

I do have a blog at mixandgo.com. But I'm not sure what you mean by models/controller logic.

[@komrad4life]

Very nice

[@mixandgo]

Thank you Marv

[@phanta5m]

the flash is super usefull

[@a79rtur]

flash keep is a cool tidbid

[@prakashsanyasi5608]

👍👍👍👍

[@masoud-abedi]

Thanks a lot for the content. I have a button on my form, and I want to run a render, but I need to send the output to a server. I'm trying to show a message, but I'm having trouble because of the render.
Here's my code:
def my_button
mydata = render json: @project, include: [params[:include]]
...
flash[:notice] = "#{t('project')} was successfully published with ID #{identifier}."
respond_to do |format|
format.html { redirect_to(@project) }
format.rdf { render template: 'rdf/show' }
format.json { render json: @project, include: [params[:include]] }
end
end
Any ideas on how to fix this? Thanks!

[@hidr0frbg]

You can use add_flash_types :foo and do redirect_to link, foo: "message".

[@mixandgo]

Cool tip. Thanks for sharing.