I'm a bit confused on how this works. My form is sending to a weird
location. Here's my situation:
I have a model: youtube.rb
I have a controller called: youtube_editor_controller.rb
In my youtube_editor view, i have new.html.erb, where I'm trying to
make a form for the var I created in my youtube_editor_controller.rb:
def new
@video_new = Youtube.new
end
SO, I use the form_for @video_new, but when I view the page, the form
action="/youtubes". Why is it doing that? Did I define "youtubes" or
is it just pluralizing my model name? Where does it decide which
controller to go to?
SO, I use the form_for @video_new, but when I view the page, the form
action="/youtubes". Why is it doing that? Did I define "youtubes" or
is it just pluralizing my model name? Where does it decide which
controller to go to?
I deleted youtubes and I got an error. (I think "youtube" is my model
name, but "youtubes" may be my table name. "youtube_editor" is my
controller. How do I get the resource youtube_editor linked to the
@video_new variable? (if that's how it works...)
I deleted youtubes and I got an error. (I think "youtube" is my model
name, but "youtubes" may be my table name. "youtube_editor" is my
controller. How do I get the resource youtube_editor linked to the
@video_new variable? (if that's how it works...)
you'll make life easier for yourself if you stick to the default (ie
the controller for editing instances of Youtube should be
youtubes_controller). You should be able to the :controller option to
override that if you want.
