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Error of uninitialized constant LanguageControl ler::Languages

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Hi,

I am a new comer on Ruby on Rails
I have no idea what i have made with this error
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  1. def new
  2.  @language = Language.new
  3. end 
  4.  
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  1. rails generate model title:string body:string
  2.  

can anyone help me
thanks
May 30 '11 #1
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improvcornartist
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Did the 'Language' model create successfully? Generally, the 'Language' model would be tied to a 'LanguagesContr oller.' I'm not sure how to tie the 'Language' model and 'LanguageContro ller' together without doing something like "require 'language'" in the controller.
May 31 '11 #2

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