hi all,
since i have started to learn the rails just now, i got shocked
after seeing the file extentions from .rhtml to .html.erb…
when i started to learn the ROR, i used rails 1.2.6 then i thought of
installing the latest version of rails. then i gave it…
gem install rails --include-dependencies … in console
it installed rails 2.0.2
then i created a new project with model and controller…
in the controller i gave the code as
scaffold :recipe
then it says undefined variable ‘scaffold’ like this it gives for
some keywords
how can i solve this problem… is there any specific tutorial
available for rails 2.0.2 in online. plz. guide me to know that…
another one questions…
is there any posibilities to install 1.2.6 after uninstalling rails
2.0.2
On Dec 25, 11:49 pm, Madhankumar Nagaraj <rails-mailing-l…@andreas- s.net> wrote:
then it says undefined variable ‘scaffold’ like this it gives for
some keywords
how can i solve this problem… is there any specific tutorial
available for rails 2.0.2 in online. plz. guide me to know that…
Not a guru with 2.0.2, yet. I’ll have to let someone else answer this
part.
another one questions…
is there any posibilities to install 1.2.6 after uninstalling rails
2.0.2
hi all,
since i have started to learn the rails just now, i got shocked
after seeing the file extentions from .rhtml to .html.erb…
when i started to learn the ROR, i used rails 1.2.6 then i thought of
installing the latest version of rails. then i gave it…
gem install rails --include-dependencies … in console
it installed rails 2.0.2
then i created a new project with model and controller…
in the controller i gave the code as
scaffold :recipe
then it says undefined variable ‘scaffold’ like this it gives for
some keywords
how can i solve this problem… is there any specific tutorial
available for rails 2.0.2 in online. plz. guide me to know that…
another one questions…
is there any posibilities to install 1.2.6 after uninstalling rails
2.0.2
thanks in advance.
as of rails 2.0 you have to use the generator to generate scaffold like
this: