As part of my template I show some automatic links which are created in the application_controller. Some of these links will offer a navigation direct from a show page to a corresponding edit page, and a few similar things.
My current code includes:
nav_links << {:name=>:edit,:url=>url_for(:action => :edit)}
This works great apart from I have child resources defined in my routes.rb file.
In this case instead of navigating to:
a/1/b/2/edit
It navigates to
b/2/edit
which isn开发者_高级运维't a valid route.
Any ideas on how to accomplish this would be much appreciated. I'm keen to avoid special case where at all possible.
A little confused - why not just use the routes resources define for you. Given that you mentioned 'child resource', I can assume you've declared these resources? If so - you should have a host of routes available to you...
- Fire off 'rake routes' from the command line
- Find your route
It will most likely take two arguments and look something like this (roughly):
edit_a_b GET /a/:a_id/b/:id
Just use edit_a_b_url(@a, @b)
Hope this helps.
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