Hello, I wonder how to avoid routing error message by displaying (when
in production mode) a customized error page ?
In fact, how do I catch a routing error ?
Thank you
Hello, I wonder how to avoid routing error message by displaying (when
in production mode) a customized error page ?
In fact, how do I catch a routing error ?
Thank you
write unit tests to verify the routing config. I always add a catch-all
which takes the user to the home page in case of routing error.
Neeraj K. wrote:
write unit tests to verify the routing config. I always add a catch-all
which takes the user to the home page in case of routing error.
Ok, that what that simple ! Thank you…
My catch all is at the end of the route.rb file
map.connect ‘*path’ , :controller => ‘welcome’ , :action => ‘bad_route’
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