Try this then
<%= button_to “Great”, click_admin_posts_path %>
undefined local variable or method `click_admin_posts_path’ for #<#Class:0xb6675348:0xb66732a0>
Can you paste the code from your routes file here?
Can you paste the code from your routes file here?
Check::Application.routes.draw do
get “gne/clg”
get “posts/index”
#resources :posts, :module => “admin”
namespace “admin” do
resources :posts ,:collection =>{:click => :post}
end
#working right
#resources :posts do
#end
#working right
root :to => “posts#click”
root :to => “posts#work”
#get ‘posts/click’
#ActionController::Routing::Routes.draw do |map|
#map.root :controller => “posts”, :action => “click”
#end
#ActionController::Routing::Routes.draw do |map|
#map.root :controller => “posts”, :action => “work”
#end
end
Can you paste the code from your routes file here?
Check::Application.routes.draw do # get "gne/clg" get "posts/index" #resources :posts, :module => "admin" namespace "admin" do resources :posts ,:collection =>{:click => :post} end #working right #resources :posts do #end #working right root :to => "posts#click" root :to => "posts#work"
Can you explain what these two routes are doing?
Colin
These 2 routes were for “Great” and “click me” buttton before using namespacing.
should the changes be in these 2 routes for namespacing rather than as:
namespace “admin” do
resources :posts ,:collection =>{:click => :post}
end
thanks
Sorry, I sent you the rails 2.3 way of routing.
It should have been like this:
namespace “admin” do
resources :posts do
collection do
post :click
end
end
And as Colin said, you can’t have two “root” routes for your app. Keep one of them and remove the other one.
Also, you may want to read up more on routing.
Here’s a link to official guide, which does a great job of explaining how routing works in rails 3
Also, you may want to read up more on routing. Here's a link to official guide, which does a great job of explaining how routing works in rails 3 Rails Routing from the Outside In — Ruby on Rails Guides
I have lost track of how many times Aritpal Pathak has been advised to read that. Also you might like to try getting him to post the result of rake routes.
Colin
ROFLMAO 
Sorry, I sent you the rails 2.3 way of routing. It should have been like this:
namespace “admin” do
resources :posts do
collection do
post :click
end
end
Great!!
working now.Thank you sir
And as Colin said, you can’t have two “root” routes for your app. Keep one of them and remove the other one.
ok
Also, you may want to read up more on routing. Here’s a link to official guide, which does a great job of explaining how routing works in rails 3
thats what i am following and i got this error from this tutorial.BTW thanks again…
Sir this time i am your advice and reading it .i got the error while following section number 2.6 on namespacing.Thats why i posted here and now got my answer.Now will move ahead on tutorial.
Again thanks to all
That is good. You could try and help Joanne(Yennie) with her problems if you wished to make a contribution back to the Rails Community.
Colin
Also, you may want to read up more on routing.
Here’s a link to official guide, which does a great job of explaining
how
routing works in rails 3
I have lost track of how many times Aritpal Pathak has been advised to
read that.
Sir this time i am your advice and reading it .i got the error while
following section number 2.6 on namespacing.Thats why i posted here and now
got my answer.Now will move ahead on tutorial.
Again thanks to all
That is good. Thank you sir.i could be motivated just because of you otherwise i was going to quit RoR.
You could try and help Joanne(Yennie) with her problems
if you wished to make a contribution back to the Rails Community. Why not!!
is there any mail from her side?
Have you not seen her postings? One of the best ways to learn about a subject is to read all the threads on the forum and for any questions where you understand the question then make sure you understand the answers. In no time you will find yourself answering questions. Her thread subject is "Error of undefined method".
Colin
Also, you may want to read up more on routing.
Here’s a link to official guide, which does a great job of explaining
how
routing works in rails 3
I have lost track of how many times Aritpal Pathak has been advised to
read that.
Sir this time i am your advice and reading it .i got the error while
following section number 2.6 on namespacing.Thats why i posted here and
now
got my answer.Now will move ahead on tutorial.
Again thanks to all
That is good.
Thank you sir.i could be motivated just because of you otherwise i wasgoing to quit RoR.
You could try and help Joanne(Yennie) with her problems
if you wished to make a contribution back to the Rails Community.
Why not!!
is there any mail from her side?
Have you not seen her postings? One of the best ways to learn about a
subject is to read all the threads on the forum ok will follow it.
and for any questions
where you understand the question then make sure you understand the
answers. In no time you will find yourself answering questions. Her
thread subject is “Error of undefined method”.
ok