I used “rails generate scaffold …” to build my model, views and controllers. However for this particular MVC I don’t want to have a show template. So, I removed the show method from the controller. But, show still appears. Why is this. Does ApplicationController have a show method? Is the only means to do this by deleting the show template? thanks
What does `rake routes` tell you? Compare that to config/routes.rb.
Yes, it must be in routes. I forgot. In config/routes.rb it seems to be handle with:
resources :accounts
In the documentation it seems I can specify which methods I want to allow:
resources :accounts, only: [``:index``, ``:new``, ``:create``, ``:edit``, :update, :destroy] # no show
is this the correct/ best way to restrict access? Then I can delete my controller method ad view(?)
In the documentation it seems I can specify which methods I want to allow:
resources :accounts, only: [:index, :new, :create, :edit, :update, :destroy] # no show
is this the correct/ best way to restrict access?
You can also use
resources :accounts, except: [ :show ]
Then I can delete my controller method ad view(?)
Sure. Or maybe. Do frequent git saves, try it, change your mind,
it's all good 
Hey guys, I just read why this is happening at The Rails 4 Way book:
“The goal of the typical controller action is to render a view template—that is, to fill out the template and hand the results, usually an HTML document, back to the server for delivery to the client. Oddly—at least it might strike you as a bit odd, though not illogical—you don’t actually need to define a controller action, as long as you’ve got a template that matches the action name.”
So, try to delete the ‘show’ template for this controller and try again.