I can’t get past step 6.
https://www.codecademy.com/en/courses/learn-rails/lessons/one-many/exercises/one-many-show-destination
Even if I click Get Code it doesn’t work. I think this might be a bug - did anybody else get past this?
Normally, you’re supposed to provide some arguments to this type of helper something_path, destination_path(destination) did work for me.
You have to add <%= link_to "See more", destination_path %> to show.html.erb, that is in tags folder, not in destinations.
OMG, that was it! So frustrating that it was because I can’t read 
(I did try all different ways of calling the path helper function, but in the wrong file…)
Thank you!
I put this line
<%= link_to “See more”, destination_path %>
in tags/show.html.erb and I see the buttons are there and work.
But the codeacademy do not let me proceed to the next step.
could someone help, please?
Try specifying the variable, like this
<%= link_to "See more", destination_path(d) %>it works!! thanks!!
though I don’t understand it because I use |destination| instead of |d|. 
d refers to |d| in <%= @destinations.each do |d| %>, doesn’t it?
this is my code.
<%= @destinations.each do |destination| %>
<%= image_tag destination.image %>
<%= destination.name %>
<%= destination.description %>
<%= link_to “See more”, destination_path(d) %>
I think you need this line to iterate each destination.
<%= @destinations.each do |destination| %>
try to put that line under " Your code here "
you have to add “See more” in:
app/views/tags/show.html.erb
not in
app/views/destinations/show.html.erb
**<p><%= link_to "See more", destination_path(d) %></p>**After several attempts worked, thank you all.
This topic is solved.