Re: Rails 2.0 scaffold

> On 22 Dec 2007, at 15:13, Jeremy McAnally wrote:
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>
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> > It's because yo're providing Product and Admin.  Because of Rails
> > recent conversion to REST, the scaffold generator only generates
> > controllers based on the model name, in this case you'd have
> > Product/ProductsController.  The reason it's saying the arguments are
> > wrong is because it thinks Admin is supposed to be a field and you
> > didn't provide a type.
>
> > Also, you can leave the sizes off I think.  At least, OSX didn't like
> > them being on there.
>
> You might need to escape them, otherwise the shell might claim them  
> for its own (at least bash does, no idea what the windows shell would  
> do)
>
> Fred
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>
>
> > --Jeremy
>
> > On Dec 22, 2007 4:32 AM, Chris Willis <rails-mailing-l...@...
> > > wrote:
>
> >> Hey guys,
> >> I posted the other day about scaffold not working and i was told  
> >> that it
> >> was rails 2.0 doing this. (btw i'm using adgile web development)
> >> I have read on the internet that you need to put extra stuff like  
> >> title,
> >> description......
> >> So i did this:
>
> >> C:\ruby\depot>ruby script\generate scaffold Product Admin id:int
> >> title:varchar(1
> >> 00) description:text image_url:varchar(200) price:decimal(10,2)
>
> >> and i got the same error as i got when i didn't put the extra stuff  
> >> in
> >> here is the error:
>
> >>      exists  app/models/
> >>      exists  app/controllers/
> >>      exists  app/helpers/
> >>      exists  app/views/products
> >>      exists  app/views/layouts/
> >>      exists  test/functional/
> >>      exists  test/unit/
> >> wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)
>
> >> I no that it says exists but the main point is that i can't scaffold
> >> now.
> >> How can i fix this?
> >> Thanks
> >> Chris
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