MethodNotAllowed

I am trying to develop an application that allows users to submit
articles and add information about the references they used when
citing facts. I have the sources broken down into types, such as
books, periodicals, web-sites, etc as single table inheritance on the
sources table. Routes are nested so that :articles, :has_many
=> :sources When trying to edit a source, through the “edit” view, I
get “ActionController::MethodNotAllowed - only get, put, and delete
requests are allowed”. This should flow through the “update” action,
which is a put method, and when I used rake routes on the command line
it looks like it is routed correctly PUT /articles/:article_id/
sources/:id(.:format) {:controller => “sources”, :action =>
“update”}

My edit view contains the following code:

<% form_for :source, @source, :url => {:action => “update”} do |f| %>

…form fields…

<%= f.submit “Update” %>

<% end %>

My controller has the following code:

def edit
@source = @article.sources.find(params[:id])
end

def update
@source = @article.sources.find(params[:id])
if @source.update_attributes(params[:source])
flash[:notice]…
redirect_to article_path(@article) #@article is derived from
before filter
else
render :action => “edit”
end
end

Any suggestions?

Thanks for you help!!!

-Kevin

[email protected] wrote:

I am trying to develop an application that allows users to submit
articles and add information about the references they used when
citing facts. I have the sources broken down into types, such as
books, periodicals, web-sites, etc as single table inheritance on the
sources table. Routes are nested so that :articles, :has_many
=> :sources When trying to edit a source, through the “edit” view, I
get “ActionController::MethodNotAllowed - only get, put, and delete
requests are allowed”. This should flow through the “update” action,
which is a put method, and when I used rake routes on the command line
it looks like it is routed correctly PUT /articles/:article_id/
sources/:id(.:format) {:controller => “sources”, :action =>
“update”}

<% form_for([@article,@source]) do |f| %>

…form fields…

<%= f.submit “Update” %>

<% end %>
Try this

def edit
@source = @article.sources.new
end

I added

<% form_for([@article, @source), :method => :put, :url => {:action =>
“update”}) do |f| %>

and things seem to be working now.

Thanks for taking the time to read my post, and offering suggestions!

-Kevin

On Sep 21, 3:02 am, Amar D. [email protected]