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after generating a post scaffold the normal &quot;New post&quot; and &quot;Edit&quot; links have the path included in the link<br />
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so <br />
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&lt;%= link_to 'New post', new_post_path %&gt; actually outputs this on the screen:<br />
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New post (/posts/new)<br />
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the html is normal<br />
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&lt;a href=&quot;/posts/new&quot;&gt;New post&lt;/a&gt;<br />
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i've never seen this before<br />

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after generating a post scaffold the normal "New post" and "Edit" links have the path included in the link

so 

<%= link_to 'New post', new_post_path %> actually outputs this on the screen:

New post (/posts/new)

the html is normal

<a href="/posts/new">New post</a>

i've never seen this before


rails 3 scaffold showing strange links

after generating a post scaffold the normal &quot;New post&quot; and &quot;Edit&quot; links have the path included in the link

so 

&lt;%= link_to &#39;New post&#39;, new_post_path %&gt; actually outputs this on the screen:

New post (/posts/new)

the html is normal

&lt;a href=&quot;/posts/new&quot;&gt;New post&lt;/a&gt;

i&#39;ve never seen this before


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