When you specify a respond_to then in your actions you would make a matching respond_with.
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I have found how to render ActiveRecord objects in Rails 3, however I cannot figure out how to render any custom objects. I am writing an app without ActiveRecord. I tried doing something this: class AppController {'ok'=>true} } end end ruby-on-rails json api ruby-on-rails-3 link|improve this question asked Aug 13 '10 at 15:21Cory Gagliardi1215.
When you specify a respond_to, then in your actions you would make a matching respond_with: class AppControlls true } respond_with(hash) end end It looks like you're conflating the old respond_to do |format| style blocks with the new respond_to, respond_with syntax. This edgerails.info post explains it nicely.
This was very close. However, it does not automatically convert the hash to json. This was the final result: class AppControlls true }.
Json ) end end Thanks for the help.
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