Rails - Oct 2010 - ActionController::RoutingError (No route matches "")

ActionController::RoutingError (No route matches "/atweet"):

Unsure on why routing to my view isn''t working. controller appears to
be
functioning, however the view isn''t work, when I attempt to go to it,
this happens... sniff... sniff.... help???

I don''t get routes.rb in rails...
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Routes seems hard for the first time, but don''t worry, you will do
it! ;)

Usually works like this:

map.connect ''/something/:id'', :controller =>
''nameofcontroller'', :action => ''whattodo''

When you press the link, and you get the message what you did, it
means you haven''t worked out the routing which tells for the Rails app
where can find the result. Did you use scaffolding? Or made Rails app
from scratch?

It''s also important to note: the order of the lines in the routes.rb
is important (at least it was important on Rails 2.3.X, I''m not sure
about Rails3 in this, haven''t checked yet)

Feel free to write me on private if you have further problems with it!
good luck
gezope



ure on why routing to my view isn''t working. controller appears to
be
> functioning, however the view isn''t work, when I attempt to go to
it,
> this happens... sniff... sniff.... help???
>
> I don''t get routes.rb in rails...
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Zoltan Gero wrote:
> Routes seems hard for the first time, but don''t worry, you will do
> it! ;)
> 
> Usually works like this:
> 
> map.connect ''/something/:id'', :controller =>
> ''nameofcontroller'', :action =>
''whattodo''
> 
>
is that for rails 3? I''m using rails 3. the routes.rb does contain a 
line to route atweet to the atweet controller. I used the rubyguides.org 
documentation to write the routes.rb
rake routes gives me an error.
I made it using rails new project
then
rails generate controller atweet
then
rails generate model Soda

I also had questions as to the interaction between controller and model, 
can I have the controller saving data into the model from inside the 
controller?

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For the record:
match ''atweet'', :to => ''atweet''

i.e. in rails 3
match ''url'', :to => ''controller''

also new problem is:
undefined method `action''

 NoMethodError in AtweetController#atweet

Still working on it.
thanks for the help.

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Try changing it to something like this:
match ''atweet'', :to => ''atweet#index''

This would mean that in AtweetController the index method when you go to /atweet
in your browser.

Are you familiar with MVC ? If not, do a bit of googling.

Luke


On 2010-10-08, at 12:47 AM, Andrew Jones wrote:
> For the record:
> match ''atweet'', :to => ''atweet''
> 
> i.e. in rails 3
> match ''url'', :to => ''controller''
> 
> also new problem is:
> undefined method `action''
> 
> NoMethodError in AtweetController#atweet
> 
> Still working on it.
> thanks for the help.
> 
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Luke Cowell wrote:
> Try changing it to something like this:
> match ''atweet'', :to =>
''atweet#index''
> 
> This would mean that in AtweetController the index method when you go to 
> /atweet in your browser.
> 
> Are you familiar with MVC ? If not, do a bit of googling.
> 
> Luke
yeah I understand #index means it calls the index method in my 
controller... although there actually wasn''t an index method in my 
controller I had to add one. Anyway, still getting the error undefined 
method ''action''
the controller does fire and queries my sql database, etc. though

i tried adding

def index

my controller''s code

end

I also deleted the match :action/:controller/:id in the routes.rb file 
to simplify things.
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