On 25 April 2013 11:39, cihad yildiz <[email protected]> wrote:
I asked that you quote the previous message, and insert your reply
inline, which you have not done.
> yes I am watching a tutorial
Is it a Rails 3 tutorial? It should be.
>
> I add routes
> that
> get "phones_feature/index"
> get "phone/index"
> get "phone/show"
> get "phone/new"
That is not the way to do it any more. I think you must be following
a very old tutorial. Make sure that you are using a Rails 3 tutorial
and that you are using exactly the version of rails that the tutorial
is for. As I suggested previously (I think, since you have not quoted
the previous message I am not sure) railstutorial.org is good.
Also make sure you restart the server when you change routes.rb.
Colin
>
>
> I watch a video
> I use the same code
> but I had an error
> ( link_to ("#{phone.model}",phones_feature_index_path) it shows this
> line
>
> I am sorry Ill keep in mind
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