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Posted by Patchara Jenvitayavechakul
Patchara Jenvitayavechakul
Courses Plus Student 5,442 Points

Generate a Rails Application - status.rb

Hi guys,

I was following the video making treebook. After I entered this command;

rails generate scaffold status name:string content:text

I went to check the file in text editor and in the file status.rb I got only

class Status < ActiveRecord::Base end

Should I enter the missing part by myself or something was wrong here? I had the error when I tried to open ~/statuses page.

Thanks, Patchara

1 Answer

Brandon Barrette
Brandon Barrette
20,485 Points
Brandon Barrette
Brandon Barrette
20,485 Points

It is a little strange that it didn't put in attr_accessible.

Are you using Rails 4.0? These videos follow Rails 3.2

Patchara Jenvitayavechakul
Patchara Jenvitayavechakul
Courses Plus Student 5,442 Points

I'm using Rails 3.2. I have downloaded the package from railsinstaller.org.

Patchara Jenvitayavechakul
Patchara Jenvitayavechakul
Courses Plus Student 5,442 Points

Sorry, Brandon. It's really Rails 4.0. I didn't check it well enough.

I'm using Windows 8 and download the package from railsinstaller.org. How can I fix this?