Steve Scruggs wrote:
> I am using Rails 2.3.4 and when I use rspec_scaffold the code that is
> generated does not work without modification. For example, the link_to
> that is generated for a show
> <td><%= link_to 'Show', invoice_payment %></td>
>
> fails with "invoice_payment_url failed to generate from
> {:format=>#<InvoicePayment id: 1, ...."
Judging from this error. It appears to me that you have a problem with
your routing. It appears to be trying to take the invoice_payment object
as the :format for the URL, which would not be correct. Make sure that
you don't have a route in your routes.rb file that is interfering with
the resource routing.
> but if I change the code to
> <td><%= link_to 'Show', :id => invoice_payment %></td>
> it works fine. This seems inconsistent with the documentation.
This work, but is bizarre syntax. You're forcing the invoice_payment.id
into the :id parameter making it work, but the "proper" syntax when not
using the shortcut syntax would be:
<td><%= link_to 'Show', invoice_payment_path(invoice_payment) %></td>
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