I know how to handle error which RecordNotFound
But how can I handle Routing Error (No route matches [GET])?
PS in this topic I don’t find an answer – Rails – how to handle routes that don't exist ("No route matches [GET]")?
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I know how to handle error which RecordNotFound
But how can I handle Routing Error (No route matches [GET])?
PS in this topic I don’t find an answer – Rails – how to handle routes that don't exist ("No route matches [GET]")?
After every other route in you
config/routes.rb, add this line :Then create a controller called
ErrorsControllerand add aroutingaction where you can useparams[:url]to know which URL has caused the 404.By the way, it is a good way to see if your website has dead links.
Hope it helps !