Ruby on Rails

On Fri, 8 Mar 2019 at 11:46, Robert Phillips
<robert.phillips37@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Is it possible to reference welcome#index, in the routes file?
>
> e.g. suppose you create a rails program,
> so then you do ralsi server you get the welcome page come up.
> but the routes file is blank. The welcome controller hasn't been referenced explicitly.
>
> i'd like to reference it explicitly.
>
> Say I make a make a controller, add an action, and a view, and add a route for that controller. Now I get no welcome page (That 'yay' page rails shows).
>
> But suppose I want it to be that when the user goes to /abc, it shows that page.
>
> How can I do that, referencing the welcome controller explicitly? Is it possible?

You can reference any controller/action in the routes. Welcome#index
is no different to any other. Reference it exactly the same way as
you would reference any controller#action.

Also are you sure the routes file was empty initially? Was there not
a 'root:' element?

Colin

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