I'm the ultimate newb on ROR. I am following through a tutorial on Lynda.com called "Ruby on Rails 4 Essential Training". I am learning about the MVC structure. They show a web page that has the following links:
-- <a href="/demo/hello">Hello page 1</a><br />
<%= link_to('Hello page 2', {:action => 'hello'}) %><br />
According to the tutorial, both links, once rendered, should be identical, but they are not and I can't figure out why.
This is what is being rendered:
<a href="/demo/hello">Hello page 1</a><br /> <a href="/demo">Hello page 2</a><br />
Again, the tutorial shows the second link as /demo/hello. Why doesn't this link to the hello action the way it should?
Here is the controller, if that helps:
class DemoController < ApplicationController layout false def index render('index') end def hello render('hello') end end
Thanks for your help.
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