i was looking through the typo code and see that all of the
administrative controllers and views are placed in another subfolder. i
tried just moving the files just for kicks and it didn’t work (didin’t
really expect it to, but it was worth a shot.)
so how do you set something up like that? i tried looking in the
routes.rb file, but i’im not sure what’s in there that i would need and
what i wouldn’t, plus i’m really trying to learn this and how things
work instead of just copying and pasting other people’s code.
When creating the controllers, etc… if you add the path information
it will be done for you. So for example, if you type:
script\generate controller Admin/Account show
You will end up with a directory structure that has
/app/controllers/admin/account_controller.rb and
/app/views/admin/show.rhtml
Michael
Also remember that if you create controllers like ‘admin/user’,
‘admin/messages’ you will not be able to create a controller called
just ‘admin’ as that will confuse rails. Instead you create a
controller like ‘admin/base’ and make a route to map site.com/admin to
site.com/admin/base
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Jón Borgþórsson wrote:
Also remember that if you create controllers like ‘admin/user’,
‘admin/messages’ you will not be able to create a controller called
just ‘admin’ as that will confuse rails. Instead you create a
controller like ‘admin/base’ and make a route to map site.com/admin to
site.com/admin/base
On 6/4/06, Michael T. [email protected] wrote:
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that probably would have been my next question. thanks for the help!
Michael T. wrote:
When creating the controllers, etc… if you add the path information
it will be done for you. So for example, if you type:
script\generate controller Admin/Account show
You will end up with a directory structure that has
/app/controllers/admin/account_controller.rb and
/app/views/admin/show.rhtml
Michael
i didn’t think about doing that when the controller was created. that’s
prlly why mine wasn’t working. thanks.