Hi all,
I have these models
Account has_many   :taxes
Tax        belongs_to  :account
And the tax resource is nested inside the account resource like so
map.resources :accounts do |account|
      account.resources :taxes, :name_prefix => nil
      ....#more resources here
end
Now when I rake the routes for Tax using rake routes|grep Tax in
Terminal, these are the named routes
taxes GET                        /accounts/:account_id/
taxes              {:controller=>"taxes",
:action=>"index"}
formatted_taxes GET        /accounts/:account_id/taxes.:format
{:controller=>"taxes", :action=>"index"}
POST                              /accounts/:account_id/
taxes              {:controller=>"taxes",
:action=>"create"}
POST                              /accounts/:account_id/
taxes.:format    {:controller=>"taxes",
:action=>"create"}
new_taxis GET                 /accounts/:account_id/taxes/new
{:controller=>"taxes", :action=>"new"}
formatted_new_taxis GET  /accounts/:account_id/taxes/new.:format
{:controller=>"taxes", :action=>"new"}
edit_taxis GET                  /accounts/:account_id/taxes/:id/
edit            {:controller=>"taxes",
:action=>"edit"}
formatted_edit_taxis GET   /accounts/:account_id/taxes/:id/
edit.:format {:controller=>"taxes", :action=>"edit"}
taxis GET                         /accounts/:account_id/
taxes/:id                   {:controller=>"taxes",
:action=>"show"}
formatted_taxis GET         /accounts/:account_id/
taxes/:id.:format        {:controller=>"taxes",
:action=>"show"}
PUT                                 /accounts/:account_id/
taxes/:id                   {:controller=>"taxes",
:action=>"update"}
PUT                                 /accounts/:account_id/
taxes/:id.:format        {:controller=>"taxes",
:action=>"update"}
DELETE                           /accounts/:account_id/
taxes/:id                   {:controller=>"taxes",
:action=>"destroy"}
DELETE                           /accounts/:account_id/
taxes/:id.:format       {:controller=>"taxes",
:action=>"destroy"}
You can see that the ''edit'' and ''new'' routes
which are for a single
record of the Tax model are generated as ''new_taxis'' and
''edit_taxis"
path for some reason instead of ''new_tax'' and
''edit_tax'' . I simply
used these routes instead but now im getting other errors. For eg.,
when i try to do current_account.taxes, i get the following error
"uninitialized constant Account::Taxis"
I cant make out what the problem is and how it came up. Hoping someone
can help me find a solution.
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