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November 16, 2010 18:57
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Small helper to allow generating forms without authenticity_token (when you have protect_from_forgery globally active).
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# lib/forgery_protection_helpers.rb | |
module ForgeryProtectionHelpers | |
def without_forgery_protection | |
return unless block_given? && respond_to?(:controller) | |
original_value = controller.allow_forgery_protection | |
controller.allow_forgery_protection = false | |
result = yield | |
controller.allow_forgery_protection = original_value | |
result | |
end | |
end | |
# app/application_controller.rb | |
class ApplicationController | |
protect_from_forgery | |
helper ForgeryProtectionHelpers | |
end | |
# app/views/foo/form.html.erb | |
<% without_forgery_protection do %> | |
<% form_for ... %> | |
<!-- no authentisity token hidden field will be added to this form --> | |
<% end %> | |
<% end %> | |
Long story short, I needed to make a form to a third-party service, using form_tag
, but without that authenticity_token
parameter in the form (it was breaking stuff on the third-party service — you don't want to know why...)
Fair enough. I would consider not using form_for
, but going with vanilla text_field_tag
, though. I think it sends a better message to the reader.
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Out of curiosity, why would you want to do that?