2010/1/15 Aldric Giacomoni <[email protected]>: > Marnen Laibow-Koser wrote: >> Aldric Giacomoni wrote: >>> Is it possible to render a partial with an action attached to it, just >>> like the regular views? Or should I just call the action which renders >>> the partial? >> >> Uh...what? How does any view, partial or not, have an action attached? >> What in the world do you mean? >> > > http://localhost:3000/Users/index > > That's a view, right?
No, it is a URL > In the controller, there's "def index [...] end", right? That's an > action, right? > > So when you go to "index", Rails calls the Ruby method "index" in the > appropriate controller, doesn't it? You have it the wrong way round, clicking on the URI causes the index action to be performed, then that causes a view to be rendered. Colin
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