You also need to be sure that you are using the correct version of
Rails with the RailsSpace book. RailsSpace does not work perfectly
with the 2.x version of Rails. I just finished going through that
entire book and there are a few tweaks that need to be made, assuming
you are using version 2.x of Rails.
There is a google group for RailsSpace that you might want to join up
on. You can ask some specifics about the book there and the authors of
the book seemed to respond fairly quickly on there.
As for the routes.rb file, you will need to tell Rails what you want
the root of your site to be, just as Frederick has mentioned here.
Good luck with it.
--Cory
On Aug 2, 2:03�pm, Nabanita Sen <rails-mailing-l...@andreas-s.net>
I'm using 1.8.6-26 version of Ruby.
I've installed it using the command:
gem install rails --include-dependencies.
-- Nabanita
You also need to be sure that you are using the correct version of
Rails with the RailsSpace book. RailsSpace does not work perfectly
with the 2.x version of Rails. I just finished going through that
entire book and there are a few tweaks that need to be made, assuming
you are using version 2.x of Rails.
There is a google group for RailsSpace that you might want to join up
on. You can ask some specifics about the book there and the authors of
the book seemed to respond fairly quickly on there.
As for the routes.rb file, you will need to tell Rails what you want
the root of your site to be, just as Frederick has mentioned here.
Good luck with it.
--Cory
On Aug 2, 2:03�pm, Nabanita Sen <rails-mailing-l...@andreas-s.net>
I'm using 1.8.6-26 version of Ruby.
I've installed it using the command:
gem install rails --include-dependencies.
-- Nabanita