We can be generic about passing attributes via the URL for creating n…

…ew snips, by using the parameter 'name' instead of 'snip_to_edit' or 'snip_to_create'. This lets us pass other attributes via the URL too.

lib/vanilla/dynasnips/edit.rb

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ class EditSnip < Dynasnip
 
   def get(snip_name=nil)
     return login_required unless logged_in?
-    snip = Vanilla.snip(snip_name || app.request.params[:snip_to_edit])
+    snip = Vanilla.snip(snip_name || app.request.params[:name])
     edit(snip)
   end
 

lib/vanilla/dynasnips/new.rb

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ class NewSnip < Dynasnip
 
   def handle(*arg)
     return login_required unless logged_in?
-    base_params = {:name => 'newsnip', :render_as => '', :content => '', :author => current_user}
+    base_params = {:render_as => '', :content => '', :author => current_user}.update(app.request.params)
     editor = EditSnip.new(app).edit(Snip.new(base_params))
   end
 end

lib/vanilla/routes.rb

@@ -17,11 +17,11 @@ def url_to_raw(snip_name, part=nil)
     end
 
     def edit_link(snip_name, link_text)
-      %[<a href="/edit?snip_to_edit=#{snip_name}">#{link_text}</a>]
+      %[<a href="/edit?name=#{snip_name}">#{link_text}</a>]
     end
 
     def new_link(snip_name="New")
-      %[<a href="/new" class="new">#{snip_name}</a>]
+      %[<a href="/new?name=#{snip_name}" class="new">#{snip_name}</a>]
     end
 
     extend self