Ruby on Rails Saturday, April 7, 2012

On Apr 7, 2012, at 11:36 AM, Paul Na wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I have setup a ROR environment on my server and once i generate a
> controller with a few actions in it and put a basic message in each
> action within the controller rb file also editing the views for these
> actions all i get is the standard 404 not found. I can not understand
> why this is.
>
> Any ideas
>

Have you edited your routes.rb file to reflect this new controller? The default since quite a while now has been for there to *not* be a "catch-all" route that would attempt to handle anything that didn't have an explicit declaration. You may need to add a line like this:

resources :modelname

if you have all of the basic 7 REST routes covered, or another route that more explicitly lays out the controller methods you want to expose.

Walter

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