Bump?! This is this final step, please can anyoe help me? Thanks In Advance,
Please Help, Joe On May 8, 7:33 am, Joe <j...@dev-hq.co.uk> wrote: > I've just tried using this in routes.rb: > map.resources :tutorials, :path_prefix => '/categories/:category_id' > > However the link isn't changing, it's still just going to /tutorials/ > ID, the above line is just making it work when I type in a URL with > that format. > Now I'm beggining to think that it's possibly the link itself causing > the issues, and not so much the routes.rb file. > > Please Help, > > Thanks In Advance, > > Joe > > On May 7, 8:30 pm, Joe <j...@dev-hq.co.uk> wrote: > > > > > Aah wait. One last issue, and it IS the last problem. > > > I can't get it to display the URL right; basically it goes to > > tutorials/NextTutID and I want it to go to categories/catID/ > > tutorials/NextTutID > > > In routes.rb this is the line that makes most things go like this: > > > map.connect 'categories/:id/tutorials/:action', :controller => > > 'categories' > > > To get it working from this I tried using this link for the link, but > > it didn't seem to make a difference: > > > <% @NextLesson = Tutorial.next_lesson(@tutorial.position, > > @tutorial.category_id) %> > > <%= link_to 'Next lesson', @NextLesson, :controller => > > 'categories', :id => (@category.id), :action => (@NextLesson) %> > > > When I've used this format before I've used lines like this, but this > > technique is basically what I've done above, and it just isn't > > changing.. > > > <%= link_to tutorial.name, :controller => 'categories', :id => > > (@category), :id => (@category.id), :action => (tutorial.id) %> > > > I think that my routes.rb route URL system is currently bad as it > > randomly uses the action as the tutorial id etc, but I didn't konw > > another way to do it so it's setup this way now; Does anyone know how > > I can change the URL it links to from tutorials/11 (for example) to > > categories/1/tutorials/11 ? > > > This is my LAST query on this topic and when it's sorted I will have > > finally finished a new system I'm working on! > > > Thanks for all your help so far guys, > > > Please Help, > > > Thanks In Advance, > > > Joe > > > On May 7, 8:11 pm, Joe <j...@dev-hq.co.uk> wrote: > > > > THANK YOU! > > > > This was the missing piece of the puzzle, with changing it to :first > > > and some more editing I've now got it to work! > > > > If I have any more problems I'll probably create a new topic (unless I > > > get them very quickly), > > > > Thanks again, > > > > Joe > > > > On May 7, 7:15 pm, Michael Pavling <pavl...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > > > On 7 May 2010 16:28, Joe <j...@dev-hq.co.uk> wrote: > > > > > > <%= link_to 'Next', Tutorial.next_lesson(@tutorial.id, > > > > > @tutorial.category_id) %> > > > > > > Does anyone know why this is happening? > > > > > I'm only gonna reply this time because you're being so dammed polite. > > > > But no more from me on this thread... > > > > > You're putting the result of your class method into the link_to; the > > > > link_to expects a single AR object, but the method is returning an > > > > array of them. > > > > > You could test all this yourself in a console. Run your method and see > > > > what happens. Then either change the :all to :first, or do something > > > > else to get a single object (urm... I dunno... like maybe use a plugin > > > > that does it all for you... I've heard acts_as_list is good ;-) > > > > > > EXTRA NOTE: By the way I plan to learn more ruby as it is really easy, > > > > > and is helping my RoR lots. > > > > > Good for you. 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