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bashar

2007-Aug-29 17:07 UTC

no route found to match "/search" with {:method=>:get}

Hi,

I am a bit new to the whole RoR thing and have faced small problem,
but was not able to fine related answer to my specific condition. I am
writing an application called site which I want to be the default root
application. I did the required configuration in routes.rb file.

Problem is, on the main page, I have a GET form that does not wrap
object model, and has an id. I tried manual HTML and it didn''t work
when I am visiting the site from http://localhost:3000 because the
action ''search'' will point to non-existing action on that
level,
yielding error:

no route found to match "/search" with {:method=>:get}

if I go to http://localhost:300/site/index and do the search it works
fine. I tried the form_tag and it also didn''t help. Any idea how I can
overcome this issue?


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Bashar Abdullah

2007-Sep-01 18:26 UTC

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Hi,

I have posted this before on another site with no help so I''m hoping I
will get it here:

am a bit new to the whole RoR thing and have faced small problem,
but was not able to fine related answer to my specific condition. I am
writing an application called site which I want to be the default root
application. I did the required configuration in routes.rb file.

Problem is, on the main page, I have a GET form that does not wrap
object model, and has an id. I tried manual HTML and it didn''t work
when I am visiting the site from http://localhost:3000 because the
action ''search'' will point to non-existing action on that
level,
yielding error:

no route found to match "/search" with {:method=>:get}

if I go to http://localhost:300/site/index and do the search it works
fine. I tried the form_tag and it also didn''t help. Any idea how I can
overcome this issue?
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Jamal Soueidan

2007-Sep-01 20:04 UTC

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Re: no route found to match "/search" with {:method=>:get}

Salam Bashar,

I dont exactly understand your problem, but show us some code from your 
main controller which would be in this case.


site / index

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Bashar Abdullah

2007-Sep-02 04:43 UTC

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Re: no route found to match "/search" with {:method=>:get}

Salam Jamal,

There is nothing much to see in the controller, but rather here is a 
snippet from the view index generating the GET request:

     <form id="searchbox_012963" action="search">
      <input name="q" type="text" size="40"
/>
      <input type="submit" name="sa"
value="Search" />
    </form>

Now problem is when I visit the index page on 
http://localhost:3000/site/index the action works just fine. But if I 
use the root mapping, http://localhost:3000 and then do the search, it 
will complain that there is no route found for GET on /search.

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Jamal Soueidan

2007-Sep-02 07:16 UTC

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Bashar Abdullah wrote:> Salam Jamal,
> 
> There is nothing much to see in the controller, but rather here is a 
> snippet from the view index generating the GET request:
> 
>      <form id="searchbox_012963" action="search">
>       <input name="q" type="text"
size="40" />
>       <input type="submit" name="sa"
value="Search" />
>     </form>
> 
> Now problem is when I visit the index page on 
> http://localhost:3000/site/index the action works just fine. But if I 
> use the root mapping, http://localhost:3000 and then do the search, it 
> will complain that there is no route found for GET on /search.
Well, you need to point it in the right direction.

did you create route for /search?

or you could do this

action="site/search"
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alexey.Creopolis

2007-Sep-02 10:08 UTC

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Re: no route found to match "/search" with {:method=>:get}

hm, if i am understand you need implement routes,

in config/routes.rb, something in middle do:
map.search "/search", :controller => "site", :action
=> "index"

then /search path will be available, for anything.

also you will be able to make restful url, like:
link_to "Seach on site", search_url



On Aug 29, 8:07 pm, bashar
<bashar.abdul...-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org>
wrote:> Hi,
>
> I am a bit new to the whole RoR thing and have faced small problem,
> but was not able to fine related answer to my specific condition. I am
> writing an application called site which I want to be the default root
> application. I did the required configuration in routes.rb file.
>
> Problem is, on the main page, I have a GET form that does not wrap
> object model, and has an id. I tried manual HTML and it didn''t
work
> when I am visiting the site fromhttp://localhost:3000because the
> action ''search'' will point to non-existing action on that
level,
> yielding error:
>
> no route found to match "/search" with {:method=>:get}
>
> if I go tohttp://localhost:300/site/indexand do the search it works
> fine. I tried the form_tag and it also didn''t help. Any idea how I
can
> overcome this issue?

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bashar

2007-Sep-02 10:56 UTC

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Jamal: Thanks. Your solution worked.

Alexey: Your solution worked as well. Thanks.

I think I will go with the name mapping seems better on the long run.


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JN_Coward

2007-Sep-02 11:55 UTC

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Re: no route found to match "/search" with {:method=>:get}

you are missing the slash in front of search, it should be:

<form id="searchbox_012963" action="/search">

not

<form id="searchbox_012963" action="search">

/Jonas

On 2 Sep, 06:43, Bashar Abdullah
<rails-mailing-l...-ARtvInVfO7ksV2N9l4h3zg@public.gmane.org>
wrote:> Salam Jamal,
>
> There is nothing much to see in the controller, but rather here is a
> snippet from the view index generating the GET request:
>
>      <form id="searchbox_012963" action="search">
>       <input name="q" type="text"
size="40" />
>       <input type="submit" name="sa"
value="Search" />
>     </form>
>
> Now problem is when I visit the index page
onhttp://localhost:3000/site/indexthe action works just fine. But if I
> use the root mapping,http://localhost:3000and then do the search, it
> will complain that there is no route found for GET on /search.
>
> --
> Posted viahttp://www.ruby-forum.com/.

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bashar

2007-Sep-02 12:18 UTC

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Thanks Jonas. I tried that before it didn''t work. The solution from
Jamal and Alexey worked.


On Sep 2, 2:55 pm, JN_Coward
<jonas.nick...-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org>
wrote:> you are missing the slash in front of search, it should be:
>
> <form id="searchbox_012963" action="/search">
>
> not
>
> <form id="searchbox_012963" action="search">
>
> /Jonas
>
> On 2 Sep, 06:43, Bashar Abdullah
<rails-mailing-l...-ARtvInVfO7ksV2N9l4h3zg@public.gmane.org>
> wrote:
>
> > Salam Jamal,
>
> > There is nothing much to see in the controller, but rather here is a
> > snippet from the view index generating the GET request:
>
> >      <form id="searchbox_012963"
action="search">
> >       <input name="q" type="text"
size="40" />
> >       <input type="submit" name="sa"
value="Search" />
> >     </form>
>
> > Now problem is when I visit the index page
onhttp://localhost:3000/site/indextheaction works just fine. But if I
> > use the root mapping,http://localhost:3000andthen do the search, it
> > will complain that there is no route found for GET on /search.
>
> > --
> > Posted viahttp://www.ruby-forum.com/.

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