I fully suspect that I'm missing the point here somewhere so I promise
I won't be offended if you tell me I'm being daft.
My application rents equipment ... not equipments. So I have the
following:
map.resources :equipment, :singular => :equipment_instance
class Equipment < ActiveRecord::Base
class EquipmentController < ApplicationController
The problem comes in my _form.haml partial that is used by new.haml
and edit.haml:
- form_for @equipment do |f|
This gives me an error saying "Only get and post requests are allowed.
(ActionController::MethodNotAllowed)"
I tried:
- form_for @equipment, equipment_instance_path(@equipment) do |f|
That gives the same error.
There has to be something better than:
- form_for @equipment, :url => (@equipment.new_record? ?
equipment_path : equipment_instance_path(@equipment)), :html =>
(@equipment.new_record? ? { :method => :post } : { :method => :put })
do |f|
Why does Rails not introspect correctly in this case?
Bryan
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