I'm trying to build a simple form that passes a few params to a controller.
Here's what I have:
<%= form_tag({url: order_pizza_path}, method: :post) do %>
<%= hidden_field_tag :id, value: 0, name:"tag-1" %>
<!-- hidden field is then filled in with js -->
<%= submit_tag "Submit" %>
<% end %>
<!-- routes: -->
get 'pizza/new' => 'pizza#new', as: 'new_pizza'
post 'pizza' => 'pizza#create', as: 'create_pizza'
post 'order_pizza' => 'pizza#order', as: 'order_pizza'
But when I submit, it keeps trying to point to the Create
method in my Pizza controller. I keep getting the following error:
ActionController::ParameterMissing in PizzaController#create
param is missing or the value is empty: pizza
The form's url is /pizza
. This is the url of the error: /pizza?method=get&url=%2Forder_pizza
This happens even if I change it to a GET request not POST. Why does my browser keep trying to go to the Create
method?
The correct syntax is
form_tag(order_pizza_path, method: :post)
not
form_tag({url: order_pizza_path}, method: :post)
{url: order_pizza_path}
is not a valid url_for_options
so the form_tag
will submit to the default, which is the create
action.
A valid value for url_for_options
would be
{action: 'order'}