Finne Jager wrote in post #968131:
>>> On a side note, by changing the resources to nested instead of top
>>> level, it broke my Index page which shows a list of Incidents and their
>>> Timesheets. It pointed out this line of code:
>>>
>>> ----------------------------
>>> <td><%= link_to 'View Time Sheet', timesheet_path(incident) %></td>
>>> ----------------------------
>>
>> Right, of course. Run rake routes to see what your routes look like
>> now.
>
> Ok, I ran 'rake routes' and it showed:
> --------------------------------
> incident_timesheet GET /incidents/:incident_id/timesheet(.:format)
> {:action=>"show", :controller=>"timesheets"}
> ----------------------------------
>
> So I changed the code in my Index view to:
> ---------------------------------
> <td><%= link_to 'View Time Sheet', incident_timesheet %></td>
> ---------------------------------
>
> That triggers: undefined local variable or method `incident_timesheet'
Of course. You forgot the _path.
Please go read the routing docs again, paying particular attention to
the autogenerated helpers.
Best,
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