my controller looks like this
def create
@game = Game.find_by_id(params[:id])
@review = current_user.reviews.build(params[:review])
@review.game_id = @game.id
@review.user_id = current_user.id
if @review.save
flash[:success] = "review created!"
redirect_to @revie
On 17 April 2013 12:37, Ryo Saeba wrote:
> Allright I fixed this problem to. my helper path simply needed the game
> parameter
>
> new_game_review_path(@game)
>
>
> The form for creating a new review looks now like this
>
> <%= form_for(@review, :url => game_reviews_path(@game)) do |f| %>
>
>
> Bu
Allright I fixed this problem to. my helper path simply needed the game
parameter
new_game_review_path(@game)
The form for creating a new review looks now like this
<%= form_for(@review, :url => game_reviews_path(@game)) do |f| %>
But unfortunately I end up with the same problem. the game ob
Update:
Allright I tried this
resources :games do
member do
get :followers
end
resources :reviews
end
(the member is for following purposes and has nothing to do with
reviews)
Now paths like "new_game_review_path" are generated, but now when I want
to open a view, that c
oh you are right of course.
well rake routes shows following:
reviews_game GET/games/:id/reviews(.:format) games#reviews
but I'm still confused, because this is the only route associated to my
reviews, but shouldn't there be routes for "new" and "show" and "edit"?
I thought I crea
On Tue, Apr 16, 2013 at 8:04 AM, Ryo Saeba wrote:
> I tried the approach with nested resources, like this
>
> resources :games do
> member do
>:reviews
> end
> end
>
> but now my helper methods like "new_review_path" are not working.
Why would you expect them to? Run `rake ro
All right.
the show view of a single game has the url (games/:id). when I pste
"debug @review" in the show view, it says that the review game_id has
the id of the current game shown.
Opening the review Form (which is the "new Method of the review
controller), the debug result shows, that now t
On 16 April 2013 12:22, Ryo Saeba wrote:
> All right, thanks for pointing that out.
>
> I simply used
> <%= debug @review %>
>
> in my new-View of the reviews controller.
>
> Revieweing a game works by clicking on the "review" button in
> "game#show".
>
> So having <%= debug @review %> in game#sho
All right, thanks for pointing that out.
I simply used
<%= debug @review %>
in my new-View of the reviews controller.
Revieweing a game works by clicking on the "review" button in
"game#show".
So having <%= debug @review %> in game#show, game_id receives it's
proper id, but once I open the ne
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