Question

I am using the make_resourceful plugin in my Rails app, and attempting to use nested resources.

My controller code looks like this:

class ClientRegionsController < ApplicationController   make_resourceful do     actions :all     belongs_to :client      response_for(:create) do |format|       format.html { redirect_to client_client_regions_path }     end      response_for(:update) do |format|       format.html { redirect_to client_client_regions_path }     end   end    private    def current_objects     @current_objects ||= ClientRegion.paginate(:page => params[:page], :order => 'name')   end end 

What I want to get on the index action is all the client_regions for a given client, i.e:

  client_1.client_regions 

What I am actually getting is all the client regions in the system, i.e.:

ClientRegion.all 

I’ve been scratching my head at this for a while, so I thought I’d ask here.

The weird thing is the other actions work as I expect, it is just the index action that is faulty.

Edit: my routes are defined as

map.resources :clients, :has_many => :client_regions 

So the paths are

/clients/1/client_regions /clients/1/client_regions/new /clients/1/client_regions/20/edit 

etc

Answer 1

Ok – I fixed this myself.

I left some code out of the question to simplify it, but that was the source of the problem. (Have edited the question to put it back in)

The fix was to change the current_objects method to

def current_objects     @current_objects ||= @client.client_regions.paginate(:page => params[:page], :order => 'name') end 

Quite obvious really in hindsight…