So I've created an action, lets call it 'raise' in the controller 'elevator'. 'elevator' is nested in 'building'.
What routes should I create, or what link_to url can I make so
/buldings/2/elevators/4/raise will work?
Thanks, Elliot
So I've created an action, lets call it 'raise' in the controller 'elevator'. 'elevator' is nested in 'building'.
What routes should I create, or what link_to url can I make so
/buldings/2/elevators/4/raise will work?
Thanks, Elliot
If you really want to nest them like that, here's the route. You didn't specify a Rails version, so this is something that will work with recent versions, as opposed to just in 2.3+.
map.resources :buildings do |buildings|
buildings.resources :elevators, :member => {:up => :put}
end
Note the name change for your action. Please don't name an action "raise." That's a method in Kernel. You're going to give someone an aneurism when they try to debug your code.
You'll end up with a path helper that looks like this.
up_building_elevator_path(:building_id => 2, :elevator_id => 4)
After setting up the routes, you can see all of the routes available to your elevators by running:
rake -T | grep elevator