Hello,
I’m using Rails 3 and when I run this command:
rails generate controller Todos2
So I get new controller called Todos2 and in file todos2_controller.rb I
will creating two view, index and about. (+ of course I’ll creating
appropriately views *.rhtml). Then when I type localhost:3000/todos -
problem with routing, localhost:3000/todos/index - the same,
localhost:3000/todos/about - the same
When I used Rails v2.3.4, I rebooted server and everything worked. But
now, I’m using Rails 3 and unfortunately nothing.
And so: when creating controller and I’m typing:
rails generate controller Todos2 index2, about2
So both of views are created automatically and it seems work.
So I would like to ask you – in Rails 3 is not possible to create views
manually, only with using command?
manually, only with using command?
Probably because in a newly created rails 3 app the legacy default
routes aren’t enabled by default. Looks like the generator will setup
the routes for you but if you’re adding the extra actions yourself
then you’ll have to add them to your routes file too.
And where this set up can I to find? I see into the files in config
directory but I’m not sure, what I have to change…
Have a look at the Rails Guide on routing. Also the guide on Getting
Started probably.
The free online tutorial at railstutorial.org will help to get you
going also. Work right through that.
Hm… now I tried to create manually new action with view on new app and
everything works… RoR kidding me!
No action will work unless there is an appropriate entry in routes.rb.
In the console type
rake routes
to see what routes are currently configured.
If you still think that an action is being performed without a route
then post routes.rb here and the url that you think is being routed
without an entry.
Colin
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