hi,
to create a form without scaffold command sholud v write the same code
in
all the files that is created when scaffold is used.
no idea on thread Mr.Colin…
i did it as follows
rake Courses -d mysql
set the pw in database.yml file
rake db:create:all
script/server
script/generate controller student
script/generate model information
in migrate file included the attributes name regno section percentage
and
saved the file
not getting what next???
On 20 June 2011 06:52, Annapoorna R [email protected] wrote:
script/generate controller student
script/generate model information
in migrate file included the attributes name regno section percentage and
saved the file
not getting what next???
Run the migration (rake db:migrate) to make the table. Then write
the view files to show what you want to show
(views/students/new.html.erb for example)
Since I think you are missing some of the fundamentals about how Rails
is used I suggest that you work through some tutorials to get a better
idea of what to do. The free-to-use-online tutorial at
railstutorial.org is good. It may seem that the result of the
tutorial is not what you want to write but you will learn the
fundamentals of Rails and then be able to answer yourself the question
‘what next???’
Colin
Hi,
I think you will need to understand the Basic Rails.
Anyways the answer to your Question is No, you dont want to write same
code in all files. Just make the form only for the actions that you will
need to.
Thanks,
Srikanth