I know that in HTML, if we have a button we want to link it to another page we use the tags below: <a href="#"> button </a>
However I tried this for grail it did not work, it is taking me to a blank page:
in views/admin/admin.gsp I have a button that I am trying to link to views/admin/gm.gsp
<li><a href="Users\mzein\file_down\grails-app\views\admin\gm.gsp">GM</a></li>
I also tried the <g:link>
tag:
<g:link resource="gm">
but it did not work and took me to error no path page. What is the problem am I specifying the wrong path ? or is that not how it works in grails ?
I know how to use controllers but is that the only to go from one page to another ?
I would like to use URL mapping for such a task
class UrlMappings {
static mappings = {
"/$controller/$action?/$id?(.$format)?"{
}
"/"(view:"/index")
"500"(view:'/error')
"/views/admin/gm"(resources:'gm')
}
}
<g:link resource="gm">GM</g:link>
You can use createLink
tag with uri
attribute like:
<li><a href="${createLink(uri:'/somepath/gm.gsp')}">GM</a></li>
Edit:
ok then you need to do the request mapping in UrlMappings.groovy
file like
"/foo/bar"(view: "path/test")
and make a corresponding request via g:link
as
<g:link controller="foo" action="bar" name="someName">GM</g:link>
and path is the path of directory in views folder in which test.gsp is present.