When I looked it up online, it said that the cause was a mismatch between the file name and the class name, but the file name is timelists_controller.rb and the code matches the class name as follows:Please tell me how to resolve it.
class TimelistsController<ApplicationController
before_action —require_user_logged_in
def index
@timelists=Timelist.all
end
def create
@timelist=Timelist.new(time_params)
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flash.now [:success] = "Posted."
render "toppages/index"
else
flash.now [:danger] = "Post failed."
render "toppages/index"
end
end
def destroy
@timelist=Timelist.find (params[:id])
@timelist.destroy
flash.now [:success] = "Your behavior has been logged."
render "times.index"
end
def time_params
param.require(:timemanagement).permit(:content)
end
end
The method in the TimelistsController class references Timelist, but because it is not defined anywhere, it is uninitialized constant.
If Timelist is defined under the TimelistsController or is defined at the top level, no error occurs.
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