Rails - Aug 2010 - Delete link in Rails 3

Closing in steadily on my Rails 3 upgrade.  I can see the finish line.
A few more wrinkles to iron out.

My Rails app uses jQuery and Haml.  I downloaded the rails.js and put it
in my application.html.haml as I show below:

!!!

%html{:lang => "en"}

  %head

    %meta{"http-equiv"=>"Content-Type",
:content=>"text/html;charset=utf-8"}

    %title

      The Internet File Manager

    = stylesheet_link_tag ''web_app_theme'',
"themes/#{@current_theme}/style",
''web_app_theme_ext'',''ui.theme.css'',
''ui.core.css'',
''ui.accordion.css'',''jquery.cluetip.css''

    = javascript_include_tag "jquery.js", "rails.js",
"jquery-ui.js",
"jquery.hoverIntent.js", "jquery.cluetip.js",
"application.js"

    = csrf_meta_tag

  %body

   ......

The delete link has the usual code:

= link_to ''Delete'', {:controller => controller_name,
:action =>
''destroy'', :id => rec.id} , :confirm => ''Are
you sure?'', :method =>
:delete

This is generic code where I pass-in the controller name.

This does not do what it is supposed to instead takes me to the show
action as shown below:

Template is missing

Missing template clients/show with {:handlers=>[:erb, :rjs, :builder,
:rhtml, :rxml, :haml], :formats=>[:html], :locale=>[:en, :en]} in view
paths "/home/bruparel/rr_work/file_manager/app/views",
"/home/bruparel/rr_work/file_manager/vendor/plugins/stump/app/views",
"/home/bruparel/rr_work/file_manager/vendor/plugins/ssl_requirement/app/views",
"/home/bruparel/rr_work/file_manager/vendor/plugins/rails_upgrade/app/views",
"/home/bruparel/rr_work/file_manager/vendor/plugins/navigation/app/views",
"/home/bruparel/rr_work/file_manager/vendor/plugins/haml/app/views",
"/home/bruparel/rr_work/file_manager/vendor/plugins/dynamic_form/app/views",
"/home/bruparel/rr_work/file_manager/vendor/plugins/custom-err-msg/app/views",
"/home/bruparel/rr_work/file_manager/vendor/plugins/acts_as_tree/app/views"

I am not sure how to attack this one?

Thanks in advance for your help.

Bharat
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check your app/config/routes.rb   (with precedence)

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Thaniyarasu
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Hello Thani,
I tried that, but no luck.  The edit link that goes with delete link 
works fine.  It is shown below:

= link_to ''Edit'', :controller => controller_name, :action
=> ''edit'', :id
=> rec.id


Corresponding routes.rb file snippet is shown below:
...
  resources :clients do
    member do
      get :set_current_client
    end
  end
...

It seems to me that it has something to do with unobstrusive jQuery 
interaction with HTML 5 forms since the only link that misbehaves is the 
delete/destroy link?
Thanks.
Bharat
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Please disregard.
It turns out that I was using the wrong rails.js file with jQuery plus 
the wrong version of jQuery.  Please watch the latest RailsCast from 
Ryan Bates to get around this problem.
Thanks.
Bharat

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