On 19 Apr 2011, at 07:52, Niklas Nson <[email protected]> wrote:
> Have the following form:
>
> <%= simple_form_for @user, :as => :user, :action =>
> "edit_notification" do |f| -%>
> <%= f.input :email %>
> <%= f.input :email_alerts %>
> <%= f.input :email_summarize %>
> <%= f.input :email_newsletter %>
> <%= f.input :email_announcements %>
> <%= f.button :submit %>
> <% end %>
>
> It should trigger the edit_notification action ? But it triggers the
> standard edit action. Do i have to add more routes then:
> resources :users to get it to trigger ?
>
To override the default URL that a form posts to, you need to say something
along the lines of :url => {:action => 'blah', :id => @user.id}
You don't have to create a route for it, but it's generally neater to do so
Fred
> This is driving me mad at the time.
>
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