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    <p>So you are going to both create(save) and edit(update) using the same form and action? </p> <p>Your <code>save</code> action at some point will either <code>redirect</code> or <code>render</code> a particular view, based on whether the save was successful. Since you always want to render the same view regardless of whether it saves or not I would do this:</p> <pre><code>def save = { def propertyInstance //you need to do this since you are both saving and updating in the same action if(params.id) { propertyInstance = Property.get(params.id) propertyInstance.properties = params } else { propertyInstance = new Property(params) } if (propertyInstance.save(flush: true)) { flash.message="Property ${propertyInstance?.id} : ${propertyInstance?.address} has been added successfully" } else { flash.message = "Please enter details again" } render(view: "view", model: [propertyInstance: propertyInstance]) } </code></pre> <p>And then in your <code>view.gsp</code> you can show what you set in the <code>flash.message</code> like this:</p> <pre><code> &lt;g:if test="${flash.message}"&gt; &lt;div class="message"&gt;${flash.message}&lt;/div&gt; &lt;/g:if&gt; </code></pre> <p><strong>EDIT</strong></p> <p>If you wanted to use a template (called <code>_addressMessage.gsp</code> for example) to show a message with some formatting (like the parts if of the address on separate lines) you could do something like this in your <code>view.gsp</code> wherever you wanted the message to show up:</p> <pre><code>&lt;g:if test="${propertyInstance.address}"&gt; &lt;g:render template="addressMessage" model="[propertyInstance: propertyInstance]" /&gt; &lt;/g:if&gt; &lt;g:else&gt; Please enter details again. &lt;/g:else&gt; </code></pre> <p>I included the <code>&lt;g:if...</code> in there since I think you don't want to show this if there is no address.</p>
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    1. COActually the reason i asked if i could use template was because its not just a plain text message. the message needs to be something like this- "property (id of property here) : (address of property here) has been added. this is why i created a template and i was wondering if i can render this template from my controller in my view.gsp- my template looks something like this- Property ${propertyInstance?.id} : ${propertyInstance?.address} has been added successfully
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    2. COWell I guess you could create a small template and pass it the propertyInstance. In that case you could embed the template in the view.gsp, and pass it the propertyInstance model. I'll add a small update to the answer. But that seems overly complicated - what you are showing the user is still just a plain text message. Unless there is something else that you haven't stated yet I would still do it as above - just make you flash.message="Property ${propertyInstance?.id} : ${propertyInstance?.address} has been added successfully"
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    3. COThanks for the edit, I'll explain why I'm choosing to go for the template instead of the flash message. It's because I want the message to be appended/displayed in the view every time the user enters new details, right below the old message. So if he has entered details 5 times, there should be 5 messages on the view page showing details of is properties. And the (street) has to be a link to take him to the list action(). I understand this is complicated. :(
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