with the old routing you used to be able to specify an abitrary route
for any controller like so:
map.connect “blah/:action/:id”, :controller => ‘foo’
how can i do this with the new RESTful resources??
-felix
On 11/17/06, felix [email protected] wrote:
with the old routing you used to be able to specify an abitrary route
for any controller like so:map.connect “blah/:action/:id”, :controller => ‘foo’
how can i do this with the new RESTful resources??
-felix
You can mix old and new routes together.
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Rick O.
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I know I can have them both but I have some nested routes and the url
is becoming a little long. what i wanted to do is ‘alias’ some of the
sections on the url so that the result is much shorter.
an example:
/product_categories/3/products
becomes
/cat/3/products
these are short examples but there are longer urls because of my model
naming.
thanks for you suggestions.
-felix
On 11/17/06, felix [email protected] wrote:
/cat/3/products
these are short examples but there are longer urls because of my model
naming.thanks for you suggestions.
Try this?
map.resources :cats, :controller_name => 'product_categories do |cats|
map.resources :products
end
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Rick O.
http://weblog.techno-weenie.net
http://mephistoblog.com