Add A Page Link / Anchor To A Rails Resource in routes.rb












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In my routes.rb I have a route:



resources :chat-messages


Any time a visitor hits /chat-messages I would like the page to load a view with the following url: /chat-messages#example. This will scroll the page to a div with the id of example.



Is there any way to handle this purely within routes.rb, so that a link that uses chat_messages_path will still render the url including the anchor?










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    In my routes.rb I have a route:



    resources :chat-messages


    Any time a visitor hits /chat-messages I would like the page to load a view with the following url: /chat-messages#example. This will scroll the page to a div with the id of example.



    Is there any way to handle this purely within routes.rb, so that a link that uses chat_messages_path will still render the url including the anchor?










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      In my routes.rb I have a route:



      resources :chat-messages


      Any time a visitor hits /chat-messages I would like the page to load a view with the following url: /chat-messages#example. This will scroll the page to a div with the id of example.



      Is there any way to handle this purely within routes.rb, so that a link that uses chat_messages_path will still render the url including the anchor?










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      In my routes.rb I have a route:



      resources :chat-messages


      Any time a visitor hits /chat-messages I would like the page to load a view with the following url: /chat-messages#example. This will scroll the page to a div with the id of example.



      Is there any way to handle this purely within routes.rb, so that a link that uses chat_messages_path will still render the url including the anchor?







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          To load on same page, provide id where you have click link like button



          <a class="btn btn-primary" href="#example"> example</a>



          <div id="example">
          </div>


          No need to make changes in routes



          and apply the same id to the div which you want to show



          or
          You can try like this will work to open the in new page



           <%= link_to chat_messages_path(anchor: "example"), method: :get do %>







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          • Like I say in the question in italics: Is there any way to handle this purely within routes.rb? Doing it with a link is trivial.

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          To load on same page, provide id where you have click link like button



          <a class="btn btn-primary" href="#example"> example</a>



          <div id="example">
          </div>


          No need to make changes in routes



          and apply the same id to the div which you want to show



          or
          You can try like this will work to open the in new page



           <%= link_to chat_messages_path(anchor: "example"), method: :get do %>







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          • Like I say in the question in italics: Is there any way to handle this purely within routes.rb? Doing it with a link is trivial.

            – Undistraction
            Nov 20 '18 at 13:24


















          -1














          To load on same page, provide id where you have click link like button



          <a class="btn btn-primary" href="#example"> example</a>



          <div id="example">
          </div>


          No need to make changes in routes



          and apply the same id to the div which you want to show



          or
          You can try like this will work to open the in new page



           <%= link_to chat_messages_path(anchor: "example"), method: :get do %>







          share|improve this answer


























          • Like I say in the question in italics: Is there any way to handle this purely within routes.rb? Doing it with a link is trivial.

            – Undistraction
            Nov 20 '18 at 13:24
















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          -1







          To load on same page, provide id where you have click link like button



          <a class="btn btn-primary" href="#example"> example</a>



          <div id="example">
          </div>


          No need to make changes in routes



          and apply the same id to the div which you want to show



          or
          You can try like this will work to open the in new page



           <%= link_to chat_messages_path(anchor: "example"), method: :get do %>







          share|improve this answer















          To load on same page, provide id where you have click link like button



          <a class="btn btn-primary" href="#example"> example</a>



          <div id="example">
          </div>


          No need to make changes in routes



          and apply the same id to the div which you want to show



          or
          You can try like this will work to open the in new page



           <%= link_to chat_messages_path(anchor: "example"), method: :get do %>








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          • Like I say in the question in italics: Is there any way to handle this purely within routes.rb? Doing it with a link is trivial.

            – Undistraction
            Nov 20 '18 at 13:24





















          • Like I say in the question in italics: Is there any way to handle this purely within routes.rb? Doing it with a link is trivial.

            – Undistraction
            Nov 20 '18 at 13:24



















          Like I say in the question in italics: Is there any way to handle this purely within routes.rb? Doing it with a link is trivial.

          – Undistraction
          Nov 20 '18 at 13:24







          Like I say in the question in italics: Is there any way to handle this purely within routes.rb? Doing it with a link is trivial.

          – Undistraction
          Nov 20 '18 at 13:24




















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