Yeah, I was only allowing POST and GET on that route, Rails was
looking for a PUT because the object user was not new.
Thanks
On Thu, Feb 10, 2011 at 12:28 AM, Jim Ruther Nill wrote:
> since the routes match exactly, I think the problem is in the method. I
> haven't used simple_form yet so I do
since the routes match exactly, I think the problem is in the method. I
haven't used simple_form yet so I don't know what it does
but you should check if it sets the method to PUT for existing records.
On Thu, Feb 10, 2011 at 8:17 AM, jm wrote:
> Original from here: Rails 3 route problem
>
> He
Original from here: Rails 3 route problem
Hello,
After solving the other problem with routes , now I have another one.
I have this route in my routes.rb:
match "user/create_new_password/:reset_password_key"
=>"users#create_new_password", :via=>[:post, :get], :as=>:create_new_password
I can tes
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