Reputation: 11
I have been able to view a single controller at localhost with port 3000 using root 'controller#action'. I would like to view multiple controllers using the routes.rb config file. Please advise if I am not following the best path. Should I create a different view/controller for each control such as textfield, dropdown, etc. I am new to ruby on rails and web development.
Upvotes: 1
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You should look at the Rails Routing documentation - this explains how to do it:
#config/routes.rb
resources :users, :posts, :transactions
This will create a series of RESTful
routes which you can use in your application, for any controller
Should I create a different view/controller for each control such as textfield, dropdown
Each controller/action
is basically what your users will see when they hit a specific "page" on your site. Each view
shows the user a bunch of HTML; each controller
creates the variables to use in that view; each model
pulls relevant data from the database
You should read about how to get started with Rails to see how this works
Upvotes: 0