Colin Law wrote in post #1146603:
>
> But as you said yourself the tutorial does "create a view without a
> model". It is easy. All you have to do is make a controller file
> controllers/somename_controller.rb, put the desired actions in it,
> create view files such as views/somename/theaction.html.erb and put
> the routes in routes.rb. I don't know which bit you are having a
> problem with.
>
That is what I did, I have create new controller named saisie, and in
views I have /saisie/index then I wrote in the controller:
@test="failed"
def index
def change
@test="succed"
end
end
But I can't call my methode 'change' with a button like I did in other
view like this:
<%= link_to t('.change', :default => t("helpers.links.change")),
change_saisie_path(task),
:method => :put,
:class => 'btn btn-mini'%>
I think it's because I used this when I have a model that is not the
case here. Do you know other way to call my methode?
>
> I believe railstutorial uses rails 4.
>
In the gemfile of his project on gitHub -> gem 'rails', '3.0.12'
That's why I said he used rails 3.
Fab
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