Hi all,
I'm building a fairly large Rails app for my current client and am doing a
bit of a restructure of the database after a manic few months getting
version one up and running.
I've tried to group tables into namespaces based on functionality and am
having some serious difficulty getting form_for to work when it is
operating on nested resources within a namespace.
>From routes.rb:
*...*
* namespace :reconciliation do*
* resources :charges do*
* resources :charge_rates*
* end
*
* end*
*...*
*
*
>From the relevant _form.html:
*= form_for [:reconciliation, @charge, @charge_rate], :html => {:multipart
=> true, :class => "edit_form"} do |f|*
...
The line above raises: *undefined method
`reconciliation_reconciliation_charge_reconciliation_charge_rates_path' for
#<#<Class:0x3758100>:0x3778080>* in polymorphic_url.
*
*
I have verified that both @charge and @charge_rate are not null and are of
the appropriate type (Reconciliation::Charge and
Reconciliation::ChargeRate).
rake routes shows that the reconciliation_charge_charge_rates_path exists.
According to every article I could find on Stack Overflow, my _form.html
code *should* work, what am I doing wrong?
Thanks,
Mike
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