I might be mistaken but you don’t specify a controller along with the :action option. Have you tried the following? Assuming you have a messages resource configured in your route: link_to ‘Reset’, message_path(@message), :confirm => ‘Are you sure?’ EDIT: Above is deprecated. Rails 4.0 now accepts the prompt as a data attribute. See the doc … Read more
The short answer is that if what you mean by “parameters” is form fields, then you simply can’t do this (at least not in a straightforward way that I can see). You should instead use a form with a submit button, styled to look like a link (if that’s what you want it to look … Read more
Since Rails 4, head is now preferred over render :nothing.1 head :ok, content_type: “text/html” # or (equivalent) head 200, content_type: “text/html” is preferred over render nothing: true, status: :ok, content_type: “text/html” # or (equivalent) render nothing: true, status: 200, content_type: “text/html” They are technically the same. If you look at the response for either using … Read more