When I make a new scaffold I get a problem with routes. When adding a
Leave table in the db using scaffold and migrate, and entering the index
page I get “undefined local variable or method `new_leave_path’”. Same
problem with another table, but ok with yet another. What could be
wrong?
go to your route.rb and add this :
map.resources :name_tables
example:
map.resources :galleries
Then restart your server not your PC
Reinhart
http://teapoci.blogspot.com
Visit Indonesia 2008 wrote:
go to your route.rb and add this :
map.resources :name_tables
example:
map.resources :galleriesThen restart your server not your PC
Reinhart
http://teapoci.blogspot.com
It’s already there, from the scaffold. Hmm. I have a feeling that it’s a
problem with Rails.
Visit Indonesia 2008 wrote:
what rails version do you created it?
Reinhart
2.0.2
Visit Indonesia 2008 wrote:
what rails version do you created it?
Reinhart
Might be what I do that is the problem. I added, edited and deleted
tables from the db directly. Now I when I try a new scaffold with a test
table it doesn’t get created.
I like scaffold to the the things up an running fast, but I don’t really
use migrations as I find it faster to do it the old way editing the
tables directly with CococaMySQL.
Pål Bergström wrote:
Visit Indonesia 2008 wrote:
go to your route.rb and add this :
map.resources :name_tables
example:
map.resources :galleriesThen restart your server not your PC
Reinhart
http://teapoci.blogspot.comIt’s already there, from the scaffold. Hmm. I have a feeling that it’s a
problem with Rails.
I believe the problem is that somehow Rails have an issue with certain
names, in my case the name Leave and Leaves.
what rails version do you created it?
Reinhart