Uninitialized constant error, help me

Rails
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Hi, I’m a rails_fan in korea.

As korean web site has a little information about rails
I’m tryig to ask google groups users of my question

<% for reserve in @plan.reserves %>

This line make error like this ‘uninitialized constant Plan::Reserf’

I already have plan and reserve model
and I define their relationship.

plan
has_many :reserves

reserve
belongs_to :plan

why does this error happen?

2

On Tue, Oct 21, 2008 at 11:06 AM, sukury47 [email protected] wrote:

reserve
belongs_to :plan

why does this error happen?

First, check that your models are defined correctly.

  • a Plan class defined in app/models/plan.rb

class Plan < ActiveRecord::Base
has_many :reserves
end

  • a Reserve class defined in app/models/reserve.rb

class Reserve < ActiveRecord::Base
belongs_to :plan
end

Second, check the spelling: Reserf should be Reserve. Third, make sure
that
you do NOT define Reserve with a Plan namespace

class Plan::Reserve < ActiveRecord::Base
belongs_to :plan
end

If you’ve defined Reserve like this, change it to the one shown above.

Those are some ideas for why you might be receiving that error. Please
let
us know if any of them help.

Regards,
Craig