Editted solution in case people don't read the reactions:
<%= form_for [:admin, @person, @image] do |f| %>
Old response:
I have a project with an admin namespace and People and Images resources, this is the way I build my form_for in rails3, I haven't found a way just yet to do it cleaner...
<%= form_for [@person, @image], :url => admin_person_images_path do |f| %>
In Rails 3, the only solution that worked for me correctly (for both new and edit resource) was:
form_for @image, :url => url_for([:admin, @person, @image])
@Douglas: It's not working for me. In my view, the names in routes should be pluralize. When I do like recommended, the error is:
undefined method `admin_admin_person_admin_image_path' for #<#<Class:0x55976d0>:0x55a9bc8>
My solution that worked for New:
form_for @image, url: admin_person_images_path(@person, @image)
My solution that worked for Edit:
form_for @image, url: admin_person_image_path(@person, @image)
Ist there any solution to combine this in one form?
Edit (Solution for a new nested namespaced route in a form):
Now I had the following logic in the routes.rb
resources :mobile_users do
namespace :candystore do
resource :transactions
end
end
The form for new_mobile_user_candystore_transactions is
<%= form_for [@mobile_user], url: mobile_user_candystore_transactions_path(@mobile_user), method: :post do |f| %>
to get to the Candystore::TransactionsController create method and not to e.g the MobileUser create method or Candystore::TransactionsController update method.
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