Help from Routing guru

Rails
1

using such route :

map.namespace(:hubs) do |hub|
hub.resources :settings,
:member => { :general => :get }
end

I get :

general_hubs_setting
/hubs/settings/:id/general
{:action=>“general”, :controller=>“hubs/settings”}

but I would like to get
/hubs/:id/settings/general
{:action=>“general”, :controller=>“hubs/settings” with params[:id] =
1

what kind of route I should use ?

thanks for your help

2

Well you have a namespace for hubs thats why there is no id for the
hubs

map.resources :hubs do |hub|
hub.resources :settings, :collection => { :general => :get }
end

That will give you this:

/hubs/:hub_id/settings/general

3

Freddy A. wrote:

Well you have a namespace for hubs thats why there is no id for the
hubs

map.resources :hubs do |hub|
hub.resources :settings, :collection => { :general => :get }
end

That will give you this:

/hubs/:hub_id/settings/general

Thanks Fred…
( I was reading the most recent doc ‘Rails Routing from the Outside In’
but I just started few minutes ago… )
this is fine but general should be a resource ( action will be standard
‘edit’) I’ll have also permissions, profile and personal… (and one
setting per hub)
so I wrote

map.resources :hubs do |hub|
hub.resource :settings do |setting|
setting.resource :general, :controller => “hub/settings/general”
end
end

this gives me :

edit_hub_settings_general GET
/hubs/:hub_id/settings/general/edit(.:format)
{:action=>“edit”, :controller=>“hub/settings/general”}

which is fine…

I have a general.rb in app/controllers/hub/settings
however, when executing I get the following error :

uninitialized constant Hub::Settings::GeneralController

how should I name my class ?

erwin

4

edit_hub_settings_general GET
/hubs/:hub_id/settings/general/edit(.:format)
{:action=>“edit”, :controller=>“hub/settings/general”}

which is fine…

I have a general.rb in app/controllers/hub/settings
however, when executing I get the following error :

uninitialized constant Hub::Settings::GeneralController

how should I name my class ?

erwin

GOT IT…
I used: class Hub::Settings::GeneralController < ApplicationController
but I did a mistake
I should use a general_controller.rb , not general.rb

thanks for your tip !