2010/9/16 Iñaki Baz Castillo <[email protected]>:
> And finally I've got it working with AS master branch by doing an ugly hack:
>
> - I've created a controllers/web_users_controllers.rb with AS empty stuff:
>
> class WebUsersController < ApplicationController
> active_scaffold :web_users do |config|
> end
> end
>
> - I've added "map.resources :web_users, :active_scaffold => true" in
> routes.rb.
>
>
> And it works :)
>
> So I strongly think this is a bug in AS master branch as AS doesn't
> need, at all, to render web_users_controller.
In fact I've made it more ellegant by using WebUser as model for
Devise, and WebUsersController for AS controller (instead of
AdminWebUsersController as before). In this way I have no problem with
AS master branch.
However, I strongly think that AS master branch gets confused with this:
class AdminWebUsersController < ApplicationController
active_scaffold :web_users do |config|
This is, the controller name doesn't match the model being using by AS
in this controller. Of course this shouldn't be a problem, but it is
in AS master branch (as changing it makes it to work).
Regards.
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