Re: Basic routing question

Johnneylee Rollins
2013-02-02T15:05:29Z

I would suggest doing this.

resources :users
scope ''/users'' do
  put ''update_scope'', to:
''users#update_scope'', as: :update_scope
end

That might work. What I''d honestly consider is making a scope
controller
and using the update action. If you don''t need the others, then your
routes
will look like this.
resources :users do
  resources :scopes, only: [ :update ]
end

~Johnneylee


On Sat, Feb 2, 2013 at 9:35 AM, Dave Castellano
<lists-fsXkhYbjdPsEEoCn2XhGlw@public.gmane.org>wrote:

> Hi,  I''m learning about routing and trying to solve the problem
below.
> Using update_scope_path in the view is routing to "users/show"
rather
> than users/update_scope, with "update_scope" becoming the user
id.
>
> ( The goal is to change session[:question_scope] to "vip" when
the user
> clicks the button in the view. I assume I have to go to a controller
> action to do that.)
>
> In routes.rb:
>  resources :users
>  match ''/users/update_scope'', :to =>
''users#update_scope'', :as =>
> :update_scope
>
> In users_controller:
>  def update_scope
>     session[:question_scope] = "vip"
>  end
>
> In users/show:
> <%= link_to ''Go'', update_scope_path, :class =>
''btn btn-mini'' %>
>
> In debug params:
> --- !ruby/hash:ActiveSupport::HashWithIndifferentAccess
> action: show
> controller: users
> id: update_scope
>
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