Basic doubt in MVC - RoR

Rails
1

Hi,
I’m with a very basic doubt in MVC in RoR. I’m new at RoR, I had never
developed an app in Rails since the beggining, just few things
separately.

I want to have a sign in page, like the first page the user see.
After sign in I will have another page where I have a menu where user
can
do the basis operations (new, edit, show, …).

The stuture of the webpage is:
sign_in page -> page with basic operations -> operations

After creating the controller/views/model to do those operations, in
which
page should I put the sign in page?
I mean the sign in page is not related to the controller, so on
/app/views
should I create another file (see below), for instance called
index.html.erb?

If controller is named A, I will have the following structure:

/app/controller

  • A_controller.rb
    /app/views/A
  • edit.html.erb
  • new.html.erb
  • show.html.erb
  • (index.html.erb) --------> for sign in page?
  • (index_2.html.erb) --------> page with basic operations?

After do the sign in it will be redirected to the page where I will have
buttons (for instance) with new, edit, show operations, this page should
be
another page created by me (again) on the app/views/A ?

How do you do it?
I don’t know if you understand my problem. Please if not tell me, all
help
is welcome.

Thanks
Rita

2

You would need a separate controller to handle the sign-in part, with
its own views. When it’s successful, it should redirect you to the A
controller. This is how most apps do it.

–
Dheeraj K.

3

just do google “rails tutorial”, click on very first search result link
:wink:

4

You’ll need to create a session’s controller to store in the session of
the
logged user, the MVC you created is good for registrations and all
other
CRUD related to it.

5

Rita,

Please take attention to this and do what they are saying. read a
turtorial, also I have noticed on another post you had classes with
names
in portuguese. this is a very bad practice since other people from other
countries read ur code and want to help cant understand the semantics.
After you work through a tutorial of rails, look at a gem called Devise,
which allows you to have users with a great solution without any
work(dont
need to invent the wheel again…)

Hope it helps and you find ROR fun.

all the best,

Andre

6

On 1 September 2013 05:08, Pandya, Amit [email protected] wrote:

just do google “rails tutorial”, click on very first search result link :wink:

Amit is right, work right through a good tutorial such as
railstutorial.org (which is free to use online), including all the
exercises, then you will be all set to go.

Colin