Where's the documentation for the Rails ApplicationController class?
Isn't that where you start to make your own request-handling code?
The tutorials all stop at a basic skeleton, http://railsmanual.com/class/ApplicationController
is empty, and http://api.rubyonrails.com/
doesn't even list it in the Classes frame.
The Rails installer spent a lot of time on some kind of documentation,
but there's no Rails man page and nothing in myrailsapp/doc.
Where's the documentation for the Rails ApplicationController class?
Isn't that where you start to make your own request-handling code?
The tutorials all stop at a basic skeleton, http://railsmanual.com/class/ApplicationController
is empty, and http://api.rubyonrails.com/
doesn't even list it in the Classes frame.
The Rails installer spent a lot of time on some kind of documentation,
but there's no Rails man page and nothing in myrailsapp/doc.
You're more likely to find more Rails experts on the Ruby On Rails
mailing list. Just giving you a heads-up.
Also, the ApplicationController generally holds logic that can happen
for any request, such as an authentication filter for a protected
website.
The ActionController::Base documentation will cover creating actions
which handle the requests. However, you'll want to look at the
Router's documentation if you're wanting to make some custom routes,
like http://host/blog/2006/08/17 to map to the blog controller and the
show action.
You're more likely to find more Rails experts on the Ruby On Rails
mailing list. Just giving you a heads-up.
Thanks, I'll try that.
The ActionController::Base documentation will cover creating actions
which handle the requests.
Good.
> However, you'll want to look at the
Router's documentation if you're wanting to make some custom routes,
like http://host/blog/2006/08/17 to map to the blog controller and the
show action.
I'm not doing that right now, but thanks for the info.