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| # routes.rb | |
| resources :committees, as: :workrooms, path: :workrooms do | |
| resources :meetings, concerns: :bookable | |
| end | |
| # Generates | |
| # workroom_meeting_book GET /workrooms/:workroom_id/meetings/:meeting_id/books/:id( | |
| polymorphic_path([@workroom, @meeting, @book]) | |
| # But since @workroom is really a Committee model | |
| # It's generating: committee_meeting_book_path :( |
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@r38y @workroom is a Committee AR result, same with meeting and book, however, if I remove @workroom it works because the other two models aren't aliased. @workroom is really the committee.rb model file, but I have it aliased in the routes file. The polymorphic_path is what im using to redirect instead of having 5 if/else redirects in all of my controllers.
Author
Lame, trying to refactor all of these if/else to get rid of some code smell
Author
Fixed it by changing the route to this:
resources :workrooms, as: :committees
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Actually, I don't think
polymorphic_pathis using your routes at all. You would probably be better off not using it or living with what it gives you.