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Ruby v = 1.9.3
Rails v = 3.1.0
I’m still learning rails – anyone know why the heck this would happen?
Routing file – match “/go_to/work” => “go_to#work”
Boot server – exception => syntax error, unexpected tSTRING_BEG, expection keyword_do or ‘{} or ‘(‘
It’s pointing to the first character after the string ‘match “‘, so the first ‘/’.
I have another test app I created the exact same way, but this doesn’t happen. The controller/action and view are set up correctly.
Thanks for any help.
Gah, I’m an idiot. I had mistakenly changed my routing file definition at the top of the page to -> Double::Application.routes.draw doation: