Rails is able to dynamically build methods from magic names like
edit_record_path.
This is very powerful, but how to find docs about it?
Fritz T. wrote:
Rails is able to dynamically build methods from magic names like
edit_record_path.This is very powerful, but how to find docs about it?
If you just want to see what routes you have defined.
$ rake routes
Robert W. wrote:
If you just want to see what routes you have defined.
No, I want to know, which parameters and options are acceptet.
Fritz T. wrote:
Robert W. wrote:
If you just want to see what routes you have defined.
No, I want to know, which parameters and options are acceptet.
Did you read that guide I linked? It should tell you all you need to
know about using the routing helpers.
Fritz T. wrote:
Robert W. wrote:
If you just want to see what routes you have defined.
No, I want to know, which parameters and options are acceptet.
The link that Robert posted explains your question exactly. A tiny
part of that page:
3.3 URLs and Paths
Creating a RESTful route will also make available a pile of helpers
within your application:
photos_url and photos_path map to the path for the index and create
actions
new_photo_url and new_photo_path map to the path for the new action
edit_photo_url and edit_photo_path map to the path for the edit action
photo_url and photo_path map to the path for the show, update, and
destroy actions
Robert W. wrote:
No, I want to know, which parameters and options are acceptet.
Did you read that guide I linked? It should tell you all you need to
know about using the routing helpers.
Ok, it’s a part of the routing system. I expected to find some magic
meta programming method to be found in the docs.
Routing is an issue, I spent a lot of time with, without getting a real
overview until now.
Thanks for your help.
Yes, I agreed with him. This link fulfills your query with certain dignity and presence.
Thanks.
Bennett Silas