Wednesday, October 8, 2014
It depends on the type of object you pass as a parameter to form_for.
eg:
@car = Car.new
@car1 = Car.first
form_for(@car) generates a url ( /cars ) method "post" #create action
form_for(@car1) generates a url ( /cars/:id/ ) method "put" # update action. this happens when the object has been saved in the database already
form_for doesn't generate a url pointing to :new action unless specified.
On Thu, Oct 9, 2014 at 9:07 AM, candor <rcanand@gmail.com> wrote:
form_for defaults to 'new' if no :url is specified. Why doesn't it default to 'create' instead, since that is the most common scenario?--
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