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I have the following form_for declaration in a Rails site I am building:
form_for(form_question, :url => { :controller => "form_questions", :action => "edit", :id => form_question.id }) do |f|
but the site renders;
<form action="/form_questions/1/edit">
why is it putting the ‘/1/’ before the “edit” in the action url?
Simple Answer. RESTful routes.
Basically you have defined
resources :form_questionsin config/routes.rb and that is transforming, automagically, your URL to make it RESTful.