I have a gem in which there are some active-recoder-derived models. They are testing and working
I've added the dependence of that gem, but when I try to use pages that use those formats, for example, I get a dangerous method error
Note that the models were always in my app / model's directory and all were OK; Escape to my model in this gem is the cause of sorrow. Update 1: In response to Robin's question: After Robin's suggestions, this is the only way I have found around it: Update 3: An ugly solution With a module called MyModel and a module named MyModule: Because 'like' let's, you control the path symbol name. I use a lot of 'resources' macros, but it seems that this module does not know to add name to the path symbol, even if the form_for modules add a name, I think there is a way to solve it, but I Do not know anything about the scenario. use the Undefined method mygem_mymodel_path'`
& gt; Rail Console & gt; MyModel = & gt; For request of Robin for form code, form ARB:
& lt;% = form_for (MyModel.new ,: Remote = & gt; True ,: html = & gt; {: class => "new_mymodel_form" ,: id = & gt; "new_mymodel_form"}) | F | -% & gt;
for post / mymodels, 'MyModels # create', as such: 'my_module_mymodels < / Code>
field :
Scope: like = & gt; "Mymodule" does the resource: end of my_resources
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