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Vaughan Slater
Courses Plus Student 3,337 PointsCant seem to access /statuses/ on Ruby on Rails
Hi guys,
I've never done anything like Ruby on Rails of back end programming which is why I'm doing it! I'm a bit stuck though.
I've done everything Jason has done in his video:
But I seem to be getting an error when trying to access localhost:3000/statuses/ .. I'm pretty stumped. I've included a screen shot!
Edit, here's a screenshot of the command prompt too:
Thanks, Vaughan
3 Answers
ecp
838 PointsHey Vaughan!
I've notified the Teaching Team that you need some help, but I believe you're at a point in the Project where you'll learn how to fix that error in the next set of videos :D Watch a few more and see if that helps!
Don't hesitate to email us at help@teamtreehouse.com if you have any questions!
Best,
Elizabeth
Jason Seifer
Treehouse Guest TeacherHey Vaughan,
Also, try downloading and installing NodeJS on Windows. That may get rid of the ExecJS error - http://nodejs.org/download/.
Vaughan Slater
Courses Plus Student 3,337 PointsThank you Elizabeth and thank you very much Jason, that worked perfectly. I can continue now!