RESTful routes with :has_many

Rails
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Hello, I don’t know if this is a bug or a feature. When defining
routes like:

map.resources :as, :has_many => ‘bs’
map.resource :b, :has_many => ‘cs’
map.resource :c

I get:

new_b_c GET /b/cs/new {:controller=>“cs”, :action=>“new”}

yet I want:

new_b_c GET /bs/:b_id/cs/new {:controller=>“cs”, :action=>“new”}

which I get with adding:

map.resources :bs, :has_many => ‘cs’

Is this supposed to be this way?
Thank you, regards Christoph

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On Sep 18, 8:32 am, Christoph_Petschnig [email protected] wrote:

yet I want:

new_b_c GET /bs/:b_id/cs/new {:controller=>“cs”, :action=>“new”}

which I get with adding:

map.resources :bs, :has_many => ‘cs’

Is this supposed to be this way?
Thank you, regards Christoph

I think you want to use map.resources, not map.resource, in all of
those.

Jeff

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