I have a database in execution, and the tables in singular. However one
table is plural, and also your controller, view, model…When open in
browser (http://localhost:3008/clientes), the follow error appear:
uninitialized constant Cliente. How I make for to recognize the
“clientes”?
El 03/01/2007, a las 20:33, Marcelo J.
escribió:
I have a database in execution, and the tables in singular. However
one
table is plural, and also your controller, view, model…When open in
browser (http://localhost:3008/clientes), the follow error appear:
uninitialized constant Cliente. How I make for to recognize the
“clientes”?
If it’s looking for Cliente that should be your code doing something
like Cliente.find(:all)
It would fail for ClienteController instead
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I already am using Clientes.find(:all)
Hi, what’s the name of your table if you turned pluralize off?
-Conrad
I found the problems, it was in methos list. I make thus:
@clientes_pages, @clientes = paginate :clientes,
:conditions => ['usuario_id = ?', session[:usuario_id]],
:per_page => 20
for
@clientes_pages, @clientes = paginate :clientess,
:conditions => ['usuario_id = ?', session[:usuario_id]],
:per_page => 20
I changed :clientes for :clientess <<<<< ahuhuhauaha…
thank