Ruby on Rails Friday, May 31, 2013

Well in your second post you do not show the development.log, what I am asking is your console where you start your server.


also have you tried and raised your view to see if it gets hit.
like on line 1:

<%= raise "puts".inspect %>

if it doesnst raise we will know the view does not get hit and we try the controller then put the raise on the beginning if doesnt get hit then we know its on the routes or rails. try that as well

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