It can be accomplished by calling the to_param (not to_parm) method on
the object in question. For instance, @city.to_param, where @city is a
City object.
It can be accomplished by calling the to_param (not to_parm) method on
the object in question. For instance, @city.to_param, where @city is a
City object.
Thanks for the information. That solved one of my problems.
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