On Sep 21, 5:59 am, "Commander Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> In one of my views I used to have the line:
> <%= link_to 'Show', form %>
>
> Which looked neat. According to 'rake routes', I should now be able to use
> backend_form:
>
> backend_form GET /backend/forms/:id
> {:controller=>"backend/forms", :action=>"show"}
>
> But that gives me:
>
> undefined local variable or method `backend_form' for
> #<ActionView::Base:0x19fae86>
>
> So now we have this:
>
> <%= link_to 'Show', :controller=>"backend/forms", :action=>"show" %>
>
> Which works but is less neat.
>
> My app/views directory looks like this:
>
> backend
> admin
> elements
> forms
> layouts
> users
>
> My controllers are now layout-less. Should the layouts dir be one higher?
You'll need to append _url or _path for the url helpers to work. ;)
Layouts are namespace agnostic. Specifying layout "backend" in your
Backend::ElementsController, for example, would load "app/views/
layouts/backend.erb" as that controller's layout.
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