Marnen Laibow-Koser wrote in post #977726:
> Browsers generally only support GET and POST. When Rails generates a
> DELETE link, what it's actually doing is generating a GET link with
> _method=delete. Rails parses the _method parameter and treats it
> exactly as if it were a real DELETE request.
Hi Marnen. I understand your explanation. But my
PremisesController#show method is getting called, not
PremisesController#destroy method. At the time the show() method is
called, params looks like:
params={"action"=>"show", "controller"=>"premises", "id"=>"2"}
So where did things go astray? (More constructively, where should I
look / how would you debug this?)
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