The Rails routing guide doesn't specify what :on => :collection means.
I cannot find an explanation to what the :on key is, nor what a :collection is in that context.
The Rails routing guide doesn't specify what :on => :collection means.
I cannot find an explanation to what the :on key is, nor what a :collection is in that context.
 
    
     
    
    Routes on collections are listed here.
The difference between :on => :collection and :on => :member are the style of route they produce and their associated route helpers.
resources :posts do
  # on collection
  get 'search', on: :collection 
  # --> generates '/posts/search' and search_posts_path
  # on member
  get 'share', on: :member      
  # --> generates'/posts/:id/share' and share_photo_path(@post)
end
