First thing is I'm no using form_for or any other form tags.
I have *a controller*
class SomenamesController < ApplicationController
def new
@variable = Modelname.new
end
def create
Modelname.methodfirst # methodfirst is class
method
redirect_to(new_somename_path)
end
def deduction
Modelname.new.methodsecond # calling instance method of
Modelname
end
end
*a Model*
class Modelname < ActiveRecord::Base
def self.methodfirst
:
# Some code
:
end
def methodsecond
:
# Some code
:
end
end
*a partial file _form.html.erb rendered from new.html.erb*
<div class="row">
<div class="actions">
<%= button_to "create action", somenames_path, :class => "btn
btn-primary" %>
</div>
<div class="actions">
<%= button_to "deduction", action: "deduction", :class => "btn
btn-primary", method: "post" %>
</div>
</div>
*new.html.erb*
<%= render 'form' %>
Problem is:
<%= button_to "Start recovery printing", recoveries_path, :class => "btn
btn-primary" %>
is working fine. Since it calls "*create*" action inside Somenames
*But the second button is not working but throwing an error message*
No route matches {:action=>"deduction", :class=>"btn btn-primary",
:controller=>"recoveries", :method=>"post"}
Now how can I call custom action "deduction" written inside Somenames
controller so that it will call instance method "methodsecond"
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