Hey I have this in my router resources("/recordings", RecordingController) and i have some auto generated code and the index and show is working nicely but the put and delete request are saying that they cannot find route, but if i put it explicitly like put("/recordings", RecordingController…

What does mix phx.routes show for this route?

oh interesting: recording_path GET /api/recordings Userteam1Web.RecordingController :index recording_path GET /api/recordings/:id/edit Userteam1Web.RecordingController :edit recording_path GET /api/recordings/new Userteam1Web.RecordingController :new recording_…

[image] benonymus: but the put and delete request are saying that they cannot find route What’s the code that generates these, and if it is a link in the template then what is the URL it generates and the template contents? Also the ‘PUT’ not having a route means it’s a continuation of the r…

Yeah i see that PATCH is calling the same i was just surprised that why does it so. I used mix phx.gen.json [image] OvermindDL1: and if it is a link in the template then what is the URL it generates and the template contents? not sure what do you mean by this part

[image] benonymus: not sure what do you mean by this part The part you said in the OP of are saying that they cannot find route, what is the exact error, stacktrace, what code is related, etc… :slight_smile: [image] benonymus: Yeah i see that PATCH is calling the same i was just surpris…

I am calling it from postman PUT request and this is the error it gives: debug] ** (Phoenix.Router.NoRouteError) no route found for PUT /api/recordings (Userteam1Web.Router) (userteam1) lib/userteam1_web/router.ex:1: Userteam1Web.Router.__match_route__/4 (userteam1) lib/phoenix/router.ex:30…

[image] benonymus: I am calling it from postman PUT request and this is the error it gives: I’ve not used postman before, but where-ever it got that URL of PUT in /api/recordings from is definitely wrong, you have no route for that. You either ‘PUT’ or PATCH into an ID of the form /api/recor…

nono, I am passing the id in the body: { "recording":{ "mod_score": 4 }, "id": 6 } and it is wokring perfectly if I define the PUT [image] benonymus: put(“/recordings”, RecordingController, :update) like this

Yes, changing the put like that removes the required :id from the URL, but the error from postman was showing the case when the :id was very much required in the URL instead of the body. That’s the way the REST standards work if that is what you are trying to follow. If you are not following REST …

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benonymus September 6, 2018, 7:29pm 11

Alright, thank you!