I'm a noob having a hard time, and it's probably really simple.
Here's the way it's set up:
Client has many Bins
Bin belongs to Client
In my Client show view I have it render a partial that lists all the
records in Bin associated with Client.
I need to have a destroy link for each of the Bin records. Right now I
have it configured in my Bin partial as:
<%= link_to("Delete", { :action => "destroy", :id => @bin }, :confirm
=> "Are you sure?", :method => :delete) %>
This just throws back an error saying that there is not a Client with
that id.
I can't figure out how to tell it to delete the bin not the client
with that id.
I guess it's because, that when you're rendering partials you'll not
be given an instance variable, but a local variable. You can try to
see if this is enough to fix the problem:
> I'm a noob having a hard time, and it's probably really simple.
> Here's the way it's set up:
> Client has many Bins
> Bin belongs to Client
> In my Client show view I have it render a partial that lists all the
> records in Bin associated with Client.
> I need to have a destroy link for each of the Bin records. Right now I
> have it configured in my Bin partial as:
> <%= link_to("Delete", { :action => "destroy", :id => @bin }, :confirm
> => "Are you sure?", :method => :delete) %>
> This just throws back an error saying that there is not a Client with
> that id.
> I can't figure out how to tell it to delete the bin not the client
> with that id.
> Any helpful suggestions? Cheers.
I guess it's because, that when you're rendering partials you'll not
be given an instance variable, but a local variable. You can try to
see if this is enough to fix the problem:
No. The problem is the current controller is the client controller,
so :action => destroy routes you to /clients/destroy, which
unsurprisingly destroys clients not bins. If you're feeling old school
you would add :controller => 'bins' to your hash, but a more modern
way to do this would be
