I was recently on IRC and someone suggested that it was a feature for a template to be able to render, where no action exists.
If this is true, any way to control that feature? I would like to turn it off.
Mike B.
I was recently on IRC and someone suggested that it was a feature for a template to be able to render, where no action exists.
if you have a 'list.rhtml' template in app/views/foos/ then rails will assume you wanted a list action in FoosController
If this is true, any way to control that feature? I would like to turn it off.
No, but you could just make a private method called list. That should hide it.
Quoting Michael Koziarski <michael@koziarski.com>:
I was recently on IRC and someone suggested that it was a feature for a template to be able to render, where no action exists.
if you have a 'list.rhtml' template in app/views/foos/ then rails will assume you wanted a list action in FoosController
If this is true, any way to control that feature? I would like to turn it off.
No, but you could just make a private method called list. That should hide it.
That was my initial thought, however, it doesn't. What does work is to make the template a partial (using underscore). There were a few other suggestions in the chat as well.
The other idea I liked was to create a method with the same name as the template and do a raise in it. I didn't test it, but that sounded like a good idea.
Thanks for giving this some time.
Mike B.
