to make the cloud sky happy, do we look up at it and rain?
Ruby on Rails [RoR]: Figuring out *_url and *_path for two-worded model/controller name
Totally a nerd posting but I'm just getting started on Ruby on Rails and it's been driving me insane just to try and figure out what the helper paths would be if I had say for instance an Rsvp model that had a many relation with a RsvpGuests model.
Turns out the syntax works out like this:[first model name all lower case singular]_[second model name all lower case, camel cased words are separated by an underscore]_pathIt might be hard to parse this but basically it looks like this for the Rsvp and RsvpGuests models where Rsvp has many RsvpGuests:
rsvp_rsvp_guests_path(@rsvp) You could imagine other scenarios where this might come in handy to know when working on Rails. FOLLOWUP:
On subsequent model pages (in this case RsvpGuests), here are the other _url and _paths that get generated: rsvp_rsvp_guest_path(@rsvp, guest) #show
edit_rsvp_rsvp_guest_path(@rsvp, guest) #edit
new_rsvp_rsvp_guest_path #new
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Weddings, Bar Mitzvahs, and events
Funny how attending a big event like a wedding forces two things to happen: 1. post craploads of photos and 2. establish a "friendship" by connecting via Facebook.
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Dear iPhone
Hi, it's me Dave. Can I just say that I love you? I mean seriously?
Where have you been all my life?
for a stupid kiosk to check email or to look up books. Or when things
started to get real advanced and I would carry around my heavy laptop
just in hopes to check things online while tethered to a stupid
ethernet cable. Or how about when I got my Helio thinking that it
would suffice only to be disappointed by the builtin browser that
would normalize the layout and strip out images or the Opera browser
that would take a while to load. But finally, we're together. At last. I embrace your warming glowing
glow fitting into the palm of hand. *squeeze*!
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