Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Hello,
I have following models:
States has_many Cities
Cities has_many Streets
Streets has_many Houses
Houses has_many People
In the routes.rb I have all these set as nested resources so I can view all the Cities of specific State as /states/1/cities, all the Streets of given City as /cities/15/streets, all the Streets of specific State as /states/27/streets, etc.
Now in the houses#show action I would like to list all the People in this House. In the streets#show I would like to list all the Houses and all the People in this Street, and the same for cities#show and states#show
I would like to be DRY, so when there is a code for listing People in people#index action, I would like to somehow render /houses/1/people in the houses#show, /streets/123/houses and /streets/123/people in streets#show, etc. Without the layout.
But how?
When I call `render :template => "/houses/123/people"` the Rails throws an error that there is no such template.
Thank you for your time.
-Petr
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