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We're displaying some raw text for
individual page records, but

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we'd like to display a full HTML page.

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For that we're going to
need in ERB template.

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First, we need to get rid of the rendered
text line from our controller.

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Rails only renders one thing per
controller action, so if we left

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the render text call in it would prevent
our template from being rendered.

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Now let's create a template file.

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Our request is being processed by
the pages controllers show method.

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So by default rails will look for
a template in the app,

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views, pages directory in
a file named show.html.erb.

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Again watch out for typos in the filename.

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We don't have to loop over
a collection of pages this time.

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We have only a single page stored
in the page instance variable.

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So putting together an ERB
template should be easy.

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First let's create a level one heading for
the movie title so

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that it's displayed in large text.

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We'll set up a static h1 element in
the middle of that we use an output

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embedding tag.

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And we'll display the title attribute of
the object in the page instance variable.

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We'll use similar code to
show the page body, but

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we use a paragraph element
instead of a heading.

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Within that we'll embed
the body attribute.

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So when at embedding tag page.body,
and close the embedding tag.

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Save that, and
go back to our list of all pages.

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Now if we click the link for an individual
page the HTML view will be rendered.

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We'll see a heading with the page title
and a paragraph with the page body.

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That's another tricky operation complete.

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You've learned how to create
links that send a request for

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a particular model object.

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More importantly,
you've learned how to take those requests,

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find the requested object,
and display it in a view.

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You're doing great.

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Don't stop now though,
because next we're going to learn how to

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handle requests to create
new model objects.