Hey everyone,
I have to define a new function(called it "send") in my
controller(newsletter_controller.rb). In the routes.rb I added the
following line
match 'newsletters/send' => 'newsletters#show', :as => :send
and in the html.erb I try to use the action send by:
<%= link_to 'Send Newsletter', :action => :send %>
Everything is in the same controller(newsletters) however the error
occures No route matches {:action=>"send", :controller=>"newsletters"}
Do I have to tell Rails that there is a new function in the controller?
Because it looks like Rails just can't find the function send...
Is the match correct? I'm not really sure about the syntax of it and
which element means what...
Thanks for help!
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