Simplify the entry point url for rails 3.2

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Hi,

if in rails 2.3 we can use this syntax
map.connect ’ ', :controller => ‘people’, :action => ‘action’

the result it will simplify from
http://localhost:3000/people/action to http://localhost:3000/

but in rails 3.2, we can’t use map.connect right?
i try to use :
match ’ people/action ’ => ’ people # action ', as: ‘shows’

the result, it just only generate for paths and url… the url still the
same…

do anyone know how to do it??

Thank…

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radical wrote in post #1069978:

if in rails 2.3 we can use this syntax
map.connect ’ ', :controller => ‘people’, :action => ‘action’

the result it will simplify from
http://localhost:3000/people/action to http://localhost:3000/

but in rails 3.2, we can’t use map.connect right?
i try to use :
match ’ people/action ’ => ’ people # action ', as: ‘shows’

If you create a new Rails 3.2 app and look at the config/routes.rb file
you’ll lots of examples of route mappings. Including this one…

You can have the root of your site routed with “root”

just remember to delete public/index.html.

root :to => ‘welcome#index’

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I think my topic title might be wrong due to my bad english…
actually, i try to change the change the url from
http://localhost:3000/people/l http://localhost:3000/people/actionist
to
http://localhost:3000/
http://localhost:3000/people/actionsales_contact
and not to set a root for website

if in rails 2.3
map.connect ‘Person’ , :controller=> ‘people’, :action => ‘list’
the result it change url from
http://localhost:3000/people/lhttp://localhost:3000/people/action
ist to http://localhost:3000/ http://localhost:3000/people/action
sales_contact

if in rails 3.2??

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nvm,

i already know how to used it…
they just rename the ‘map.connect’ to ‘match’… lol

so we just need to use this code
match ‘Person’ , :controller=> ‘people’, :action => ‘list’