Is it possible to redirect back to the referring url with a new param in the query string?
something like this:
redirect_to :back, custom_param='foo'
Try this:
# get a URI object for referring url
referrer_url = URI.parse(request.referrer) rescue URI.parse(some_default_url)
# need to have a default in case referrer is not given
# append the query string to the referrer url
referrer_url.query = Rack::Utils.parse_nested_query(referrer_url.query).
# referrer_url.query returns the existing query string => "f=b"
# Rack::Utils.parse_nested_query converts query string to hash => {f: "b"}
merge({cp: 'foo'}).
# merge appends or overwrites the new parameter => {f: "b", cp: :foo'}
to_query
# to_query converts hash back to query string => "f=b&cp=foo"
# redirect to the referrer url with the modified query string
redirect_to referrer_url.to_s
# to_s converts the URI object to url string
You can put it in session and then redirect back
session[:somekey] = value
redirect_to :back
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