Hello all,
I have a model, say it''s called Person, which has_many
Responsibilities. I
would like the "show" view for the person controller to list all of
the
responsibilities for that person. (That''s the easy part -- I think I
know
how to do that part.) At the end of the list, I would like to include a
text field into which a new responsibility may be added. What route should
I use for the "Add" button next to that text box?
I am, perhaps, confused, because I''m using RESTful routing, and I
can''t
figure out how to map this sort of action (add/update one of the subrecords
of a has_many association) into a RESTful route. Perhaps wanting to do this
sort of thing from the "show" view is not compatible with RESTful
routing.
I suppose I could create a controller just for the Responsibilities model,
and I could nest the routes for that inside the routes for the Person
routes, but that seems like overkill, especially since I only need to be
able to create and edit responsibilities.
Or is it? Is that the "Rails Way" to do this sort of thing?
--wpd
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