With_options

Rails
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Hi
why is this used in routes.rb I have code like below But I did not
understand what it means Could anybody please clarify this?

map.with_options(:controller => “companies”) do |companies_map|

companies_map.companies_view_custom_field_permissions
‘/companies/view_custom_field_permissions’,
:action => ‘view_custom_field_permissions’

companies_map.with_options(:my_company => true) do |my_company_map|
my_company_map.my_company
‘/my_company/:company_id’, :action => ‘show’,
:company_id => ‘root’

end

end

Thanks in advance
Sijo

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On Jan 5, 4:53 am, Sijo Kg [email protected] wrote:

Hi
why is this used in routes.rb I have code like below But I did not
understand what it means Could anybody please clarify this?

Fred

3

Hi
Thanks for the link…Also have doubts on why to specify collection,
path_prefix etc For example

map.resources :projects, :collection => { :all => :get, :my => :get,
:search_all => :post, :search_my => :post } do |projects|

And here in above resources is projects as well as the local variable
also is |projects| So Is it not a problem? What does the above mean

Sijo