You don't need to specify the URL, which was wrong for the update anyway. Try.
You don't need to specify the URL, which was wrong for the update anyway. Try {:multipart => true}) do |f| %.
Answer off top of my head. I don't have working example, but hope it helps. In deed, according to your rake routes, you don't have a route: PUT "/galleries/1/photos" If I'm not mistaken, your form points to invalid action: gallery_photos_path will return an index of photos in gallery with id :gallery_id.
I think, :url parameter of the form should be something like: :url => gallery_photo_path(params:gallery_id, params:id) OR you can specify it without using Rails helpers: :url => "/galleries/#{params:gallery_id}/photos/#{params:id}" Also, if you are trying to create nested resource, I don't think you need these lines in your routes file: resources :galleries resources :photos.
If I remove those lines and I go to /galleries/1/photos/1/edit I get this error: No route matches {:action=>"show", :controller=>"photos", :format=>nil, :id.
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