Hi,
I''m new to Ruby and Rails and I''m making a simple application
to help me
learn how to use it. At the moment I have an admin controller. When the user
goes here I want them to be presented with 3 choices: manage photos, news
and pages. From there I want them to be able to CRUD each type.
At the moment in the admin controller I''ve defined actions
"photo", "news"
and "page". So that the URL looks like www.blah.com/admin/photo. I
want to
be able to have it so that I can then go www.blah.com/admin/photo/add or
www.blah.com/admin/news/delete. I would rather have it as that instead of
www.blah.com/admin/photo_add or .../admin/photo_delete.
Do I need to make a child controller of admin called "photo",
"news" and
"page" and then do a scaffold or can I just define actions like
"photo_add",
"photo_delete", "photo_edit" and then just do some tricky
routing and do all
the CRUD stuff myself? I''d really prefer to start off doing something
with a
combination of scaffolding and routing, because that will be easiest for me.
Thanks for anybodies help in advance. BTW, I love Rails. I am very
proficient with PHP but when I saw scaffolding and migrations I was
absolutely sold on Rails. DHH have my children.
Chris Lloyd
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