On Nov 4, 8:08 am, Vahagn Hayrapetyan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
s.net> wrote:
> Issue solved!
>
> users.resource:houses, :controller => 'user_house'
>
> instead of:
>
> users.resource:house, :controller => 'user_house'
> end
>
> Apparently the resources are always plural, regardless that a user only
> has one house.
>
> /V.
Hi Vahagn. Resources don't have to be plural. For example, one of my
apps has users, and when they login, they access their account at this
path:
/account/
To do this, I added the following to routes.rb:
map.resource :account
You just need to make sure that all of your files and classes have
proper pluralisation. Thus, I have AccountsController.
For your question, I would think that you'd need:
# config/routes.rb
map.resources :users do |users|
users.resource :house, :controller => 'user_house'
end
# app/controllers/houses_controller.rb
class HousesController < ApplicationController
In other words, make sure it's "HousesController" and
"houses_controller.rb" (plural), not "HouseController" or
"house_controller.rb" (singular).
Once you have that working properly, you can generate URLs and paths
to a user's house like this:
user_house_path
user_house_url
I hope that helps,
Nick
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