Chris, try putting the declaration of the form like this.
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I have a very simple rails 3 program with 2 models: a user model for Devise and a writing model that captures a text field and the user's id. My routes file is pretty basic: devise_for :users resources :users, :writings root :to => "users#index" And my form for writings, using Formtastic, is as well: {:method => :put}) do |f| %> current_user, :as => :hidden %> When I try to create a new writing, the form looks great, but then when I hit submit, I get the following error: No route matches "/writings" I've run rake routes, and everything else seems to be working on, and I am using the default generate scaffold from rails, so the controller is the out of the box controller. Any ideas on where I went astray?
Ruby-on-rails-3 routes devise formtastic link|improve this question asked Mar 7 '11 at 16:33Chris657.
– Augusto Mar 7 '11 at 16:39 @Augusto, you should put this comment as an actual answer because I'm fairly sure it will solve the problem – stephenmurdoch Mar 7 '11 at 16:45.
Chris, try putting the declaration of the form like this current_user, :as => :hidden %> I've the idea that when you specify the :html parameter, you "override" some defaults in formtastic. Sorry, I'm not an expert on formtastic. I've used a bit and then decided to go for simple_form :).
That fixed the problem exactly. Thanks so much! – Chris Mar 7 '11 at 16:58.
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