Hi Everyone,
I am developing a small web application using rails, in my controller I have
added a function which is apart from the normal one's that are supported by
the default routes, hence to map this one as well I have the following route
:
map.resources :controller, :collection => { :additional_function => :get }
Now I am able to access this method just as I should, but I just wanted to
know if there is some dynamic path construct that I can use for this method
in my views.
To make my question more clear, eg.) if I have to use the path to the 'new'
action I would use this : new_controller_path
So what I want to know is if there is such a dynamic variable that I can use
for the additional function that I declared, or do I always have to hard
code it using a string ?
Thanks & Regards,
Dhruva Sagar.
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