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POurl in atom feed-builder behaves different to erb-template with nested resource
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I have the following nested resource: <pre><code>resources :categories, :only => [:show], :path => "" do resources :games, :only => [:show], :path => "" do end </code></pre> To retrieve all items i do: <pre><code> @feeditems = Game.all(:include => [:categorygames => :category]) </code></pre> To show them in an .erb template: <pre><code><%= category_game_path(feeditem.categorygames.first.category, feeditem) %> </code></pre> This works fine so far. Now i wanted to use the same way to include the url in a atom feed. I have to specify the url, so i did the following: <pre><code>@feeditems.each do |feeditem| feed.entry(feeditem, :url => category_game_path(feeditem.categorygames.first.category, feeditem)) do |entry| entry.title feeditem.name_de ... </code></pre> Unfortunately i always get a "NoMethodError"-Error, and "undefined method `category_game__path' #<#:0x007fa7c96c3090>" Why does builder behaves different to a .erb-template? Any idea, how can sort this out? EDIT I got one step further, since <a href="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1198484/nested-resource-with-atom-feed-helper?rq=1">someone else</a> had a similar problem. I changed it to this: <pre><code> feed.entry(:url => url_for(:action => 'show', :controller =>'games', :category_id => feeditem.categorygames.first.category, :id => feeditem, :only_path => false)) do |entry| </code></pre> Now i get this error: <pre><code> undefined method `id' for {:url=>"http://localhost:3000/sport-games/wizard-game"}:Hash </code></pre> Still, i do not have an idea so solve this.
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