Question

Hi i have this starnge behavoir…

<%= link_to image_tag("image.png"), brain_path(1), :method => "put" %>

produces:

<a href="/brain.1" onclick="var f = document.createElement('form'); f.style.display = 'none'; this.parentNode.appendChild(f); f.met ...[many rails code]... ;return false;"><img alt="Research_4" src="/images/image.png" /></a>

a href=”/foobar.1″ this is the strange part 🙁 any ideas whqt is causing this?

rake routes gives the following:

new_brain GET /brain/new(.:format) {:controller=>”brains”, :action=>”new”}

   edit_brain GET    /brain/edit(.:format)              {:controller=>"brains", :action=>"edit"}
        brain GET    /brain(.:format)                   {:controller=>"brains", :action=>"show"}
              PUT    /brain(.:format)                   {:controller=>"brains", :action=>"update"}
              DELETE /brain(.:format)                   {:controller=>"brains", :action=>"destroy"}
              POST   /brain(.:format)                   {:controller=>"brains", :action=>"create"}

Answer 1

1. How do you route your foobar? (singular or plural? resource or resources?)

2. Are you sure that you’re using foobar_path(1), not foobars_path(1) (singular form)

in real life foobars_path(1) will return /foobars.1 and foobar_path(1) – /foobar/1

as I see you have to use brain_path(1) not brain_path(1)

UPD

Change your route.rb

map.resources :brain

it will be better if you’ll rename your controller into pluralize brains – it is more conventional when you are using resources