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Asked: 2026-05-11T15:51:33+00:00

I’ve created some resources in my Ruby on Rails application: localhost/admin/books localhost/admin/users localhost/admin/… Now

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I’ve created some resources in my Ruby on Rails application:

localhost/admin/books localhost/admin/users localhost/admin/...

Now I want to create a static page which just contains links to these resources and is accessible from localhost/admin

I’ve tried to create the page in /public/admin/index.html and it works, but unfortunately I have to duplicate the layout of my resource controllers in that file.

Is there any other way to create a static page?

EDIT: With ‘static page’ I don’t mean a static page in that sense that the source of that page is static. I mean that the content is static, i.e. is not generated by a model and/or from database.

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  1. Just create a view with the contents you’d have for the page, call it index.html.erb, and leave the action method in the controller as a no-op.

    Use page caching for bonus points.

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