Sunday, October 15, 2017
Great, thanks, almost there. Mine is slightly different as its not based on CRUD, its a ruby view based on a SQL view. So
Is not quite what I need. If I have this view as root view (http://domain.tld) and want to pass cost as a variable (http://domain.tld?cost=cheapevents = http://domain.tld/cheapevents). Its the site root
currently I have
-- get '/patients/:id', to: 'patients#show'Is not quite what I need. If I have this view as root view (http://domain.tld) and want to pass cost as a variable (http://domain.tld?cost=cheapevents = http://domain.tld/cheapevents). Its the site root
currently I have
root 'upcoming_events#index'
get 'upcoming_events/index'
I tried
get 'upcoming_events/index:cost', to: 'upcoming_events#index'
And it works for root but if I try http://domain.tld/cheapevents I get
No route matches [GET] "/cheapevents"
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