xml missing template

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Hello,

I am building my first rails 2 app and using xml builder for the first time. After digging around I some builder tutorials, yay :slight_smile: But I have quickly run into a problem. When I name my file title.xml.builder I get this error:

Template is missing

Missing template search/title.html.erb in view path /home/matt/aws/app/ views

and when I name my file title.rxml I get no output. If I have the file named .html.erb I do get the output that is in the file. I have require 'builder' in my controller. I am using apache with passanger, and I am running in development environment. Just wondering if anyone has some input?

Thanks Matt

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Matt wrote:

Hello,

I am building my first rails 2 app and using xml builder for the first time. After digging around I some builder tutorials, yay :slight_smile: But I have quickly run into a problem. When I name my file title.xml.builder I get this error:

Template is missing

Missing template search/title.html.erb in view path /home/matt/aws/app/ views

and when I name my file title.rxml I get no output. If I have the file named .html.erb I do get the output that is in the file. I have require 'builder' in my controller. I am using apache with passanger, and I am running in development environment. Just wondering if anyone has some input?

Thanks Matt

in your browser try http://localhost/search/title.xml

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Hmmm,

when I do that I get a: Routing Error No route matches "/search/title.xml" with {:method=>:get}

And also I want to pass in something after title like /search/title/ dogs or something like that...

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Matt wrote:

Hmmm,

when I do that I get a: Routing Error No route matches "/search/title.xml" with {:method=>:get}

I had much the same error implementing xml builder for the first time today also. I ended up mapping a route specifically for it like so:

map.connect '/people/export.xml', :controller => 'people', :action => 'export', :format => 'xml'

It didn't work like any tutorial I found said it should work but bodging it like this seems to work for now.

And also I want to pass in something after title like /search/title/ dogs or something like that...

I think you could do this by modifying the above route.

HTH

Matt