I am trying to create a link to a record in my application: <ul class=\"presentation-box\"> <% @presentations.each do |presentation| %>
Since upgrading to Rails 3.1, I\'ve been having a problem with my site\'s routing. Previously, with Rails 3.0, I was able to do this in my router config:
I have an Asp.Net 4.0 Web Forms project that uses url routing for user friendly urls, i.e hiding aspx-pages behind clear text urls.
I\'ve gone through many other stack overflow posts (e.g. this one: No route matches "/users/sign_out" devise rails 3), but I\'ve not found anything that works.
I have a subdomain that need to point to a folder inside t开发者_高级运维he public folder. I would be searching for something like this:
I have this code: $(\'#my_form .submit\').click( -> $.ajax( -> type: \"post\", url: \"????\", data: $(\"#myform\").serialize(),
I just instal开发者_运维问答led Ruby on Rails and created a scaffold called posts. RoR generated controllers and other required files for me.
In my views, I\'m generating links to static pages like this one: link_to \"Terms\", \"/tos\" which results in the relative URL localhost:3000/tos . I\'m trying to use a Rails routing helper to gen
Everyone knows that: www.example.com/city/new-york is much better than: www.example.com/city?id=43567 Fine, meaningful and human-readable. But how to deal with slug or not unique names (e.g. the
I have a strange problem that I think has to do with routes. In my \"view\" I have this: <%= button_to \"New Item\", new_proposal_pitem_path(@proposal), :method => :get %>
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