>>
>> <%= form_for :subcomment, :remote => true, :url =>
>> user_subcomments_path(@user) do |form| %>
>> <%= form.text_field :body %>
>> <p><%= submit_tag 'Comment' %></p>
>> <% end %>
> comment_subcomments_path(@comment) (assuming @comment is what the user
> wants to comment on) rather than user_subcomments_path(@user) with a
> hidden field with the comment_id because the user creating an object is
> usually obtainable via your login system (indeed in most cases you don't
> want people to be able to create subcomments as other users just by
> editing the URL the form posts to)
>
Ok I see your point but now I run into a routes problem which doesn't
come up if I use user_subcomments_path(@user)
When I use 'comment_subcomments_path(@comment)' I get 'No route matches
{:controller=>"subcomments"}'
Of course subcomments_controller exists
This is from routes.rb
resources :comments
resources :subcomments
resources :users
resources :users do
resources :comments
end
resources :comments do
resources :subcomments
end
resources :users do
resources :subcomments
end
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