Hi,
Where can I find the pre-defined constants for the “head” method?
e.g. “return head(:method_not_allowed)” => implies
“:method_not_allowed” must come from somewhere
Hi,
Where can I find the pre-defined constants for the “head” method?
e.g. “return head(:method_not_allowed)” => implies
“:method_not_allowed” must come from somewhere
They’re just the underscored names of HTTP statuses as symbols. You
can find a list of http statuses here:
http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec10.html
return head (:method_not_allowed) sends an empty response with HTTP
status 405.
But where is the translation of the symbol to the error code number?
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Rack::Utils::HTTP_STATUS_CODES
(At least, that’s what Rails is using at master. Not sure about 2.3.x)
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