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This is a better fit for rails controller method conventions, paving the way to resourceful routing. Keep user-facing strings as 'delete' since that's more commonly used.
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<tr id="inbox-<%= message_summary.id %>" class="inbox-row<%= "-unread" if not message_summary.message_read? %>">
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<td class="inbox-sender"><%= link_to h(message_summary.sender.display_name), user_path(message_summary.sender) %></td>
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<td class="inbox-subject"><%= link_to h(message_summary.title), read_message_path(message_summary) %></td>
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<td class="inbox-sent"><%= l message_summary.sent_on, :format => :friendly %></td>
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<td class="inbox-mark-unread"><%= button_to t('.unread_button'), mark_message_path(message_summary, :mark => 'unread'), { :remote => true } %></td>
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<td class="inbox-mark-read"><%= button_to t('.read_button'), mark_message_path(message_summary, :mark => 'read'), { :remote => true } %></td>
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<td class="inbox-destroy"><%= button_to t('.destroy_button'), destroy_message_path(message_summary, :referer => request.fullpath), { :remote => true } %></td>
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</tr>
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