On 7 October 2010 09:35, Maksim Gudovsikov <[email protected]> wrote: > > models are always singular in rails. Try the following: > > def index > @tasks = Task.all > end > > def new > @task = Task.new > end > > That should help. > > Regards, Max. > > > Mmm, perhaps you meant that all models *should* be singular in rails. Mine weren't! However after a couple of quick search-and-replaces I had a singular Task model and suddenly the form_for error went away. Interesting side-effect. Maybe warnings about pluralised models in the docs need to be in really BIG RED LETTERS so that idiots like me will notice them.
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