Projects have many tasks and a task has a custom RESTful action called 'approve'. I'm expecting the helper to look something like this approve_project_task_url This isn't working for me: map.resources :projects, :has_many => :tasks, :member => { :approve => :post } ...
Hello, I'm trying to set a simple routing system in my ASP.NET MVC C# application and it doesn't work :/ Here is my root "http://localhost/Admin/" or "http://localhost/Admin/Home.mvc/Index" I have a HomeController which manages an Index and a Start page. In the Index page, I have a list of client to select (button or whatever) and I...
Hello Folks, I'm using Routes for doing all the URL mapping job. Here's a typical route in my application: map.routes('route', '/show/{title:[^/]+}', controller='generator', filter_=postprocess_title) Quite often I have to strip some characters (like whitespace and underscore) from the {title} parameter. Currently there's one call pe...
I have this line in routes: map.resources :questions, :new => {:vote_for => :put, :vote_against => :put}, :has_many => :replies, :shallow => true And I use the following helpers in my view: link_to 'OK', vote_for_question_path(@question), :method => :put link_to 'NO', vote_against_question_path(@question), :method => :put But unfort...
I am rewriting our company website in cakephp, and need to find a way to do the following: A user enters our site by using one of the promotional alias URLS that has been pregenerated for a specific media advert ( magazine, web promotion etc ) The URL is checked against a database of alias URLs, and if an alias exists, then a specific ...
I'm getting a strange error in my MVC site. I have an action in my controller which responds to the default route of {controller}/{action}/{id} - in my case, /Project/Client/{id}. Depending on the id I pass to it, I get an error. With Elmah off, it's a straight-up ASP.NET 404 error. Turning Elmah on gives me the following: System.Web.H...
Hi folks, I've got a simple html form with a few input boxes. When i click save, it finds the correct method but the data is weird. When i have a form field name that is the same name as a field in the route, the value passed in is my form field data, not the route data. for example. Imagine u have the following route. // Both Get/Po...
I'm building a generator in rails that generates a frontend and admin controller then adds the routes to the routes file. I can get the frontend working with this: m.route_resources controller_file_name but I can't figure out how to do the same for the nested admin route (admin/controller_file_name). Anyone know how to generate these ...
map.resources :document After adding this route, I now have an automatic "edit_document_path". I wanted to change this to "annotate_document_path"? Will it automatically pick this up if I add a new view and controller method? How does it translate from the resource route to these "path" notations? ...
Basically if I wanted to make something a search page with paging I would need a url like: /Topics/Index?search=hi&page=1 What I can't seem to figure out is how to: A) Set a default route with no search and page 1 /Topics/Index?page=1 or even /Topics/Index?search=&page=1 B) use the View method to do the same I do see that if ...
I have 2 routes registered as follows: routes.MapRoute("GetAnEmail", "{controller}", new { controller = "Home", action = "GetAnEmail" }, new { httpMethod = new HttpMethodConstraint("POST") }) routes.MapRoute("Home", "{controller}/{action}", new { controller = "Home", action = "Index" }) I have a valid unit test for the Home controller...
Has anyone else had this issue? I have to be doing something wrong. So I'm setting up a route for errors like this: routes.MapRoute ( "SharedError", "Shared/Error/{error}", new { error = "" } ); And calling like: return parentController.RedirectToRoute("SharedError", new RouteValueDictionary(new { error = errorMessage.ToString()...
When I call the index action of my assets controller, the corresponding index template uses the assets layout which includes this line: <%= javascript_include_tag 'prototype' %> The error I get is: No route matches "/javascripts/prototype.js" with {:method=>:get} This is my routes file: ActionController::Routing::Routes.draw do |...
Hi guys, I'm having the following many to many relationship in Rails (ActiveResource, of course): class User < ... has_many :channel_assignments has_many :channels, :through => :channel_assignments end class Channel < ... has_many :channel_assignments has_many :users :through => :channel_assignments end class ChannelAssignme...
Let's say I have an image that does not reside in the normal location: {appname}/public/images/unconventional.gif But instead here: {appname}/unconventional.gif I understand this is a complete violation of Rails conventions, is immoral and you should never do this under any circumstances and, furthermore, why would I even suggest s...
If I want to match x.gif and y.gif, is it possible to pass a URL to map.connect that encompasses the possibilities of both filenames something like this: map.connect "public/images/:name.gif", :controller => "static_image_controller", :action => "serve" And then receive the param in my StaticImageController as params[:name]? clas...
I've been learning Rails but routes continues to confuse the heck out of me. The thing that makes it most confusing, I think, is that the routes you define are sensitive to where they are defined in your routes.rb file relative to other routes. Has anyone come across a nice simple guide that sums things up well? ...
So I have an existing rails app that I've been asked to retrofit to support a flex client. Since I don't really want to muck around with the existing controllers and routes, I thought the best way to accomplish this would be to create a subdirectory in app/controllers called flex and put in some additional controllers in there to handle...
I have the following route definied: map.resources :addresses, :path_prefix => ':site', :name_prefix => 's_' I've had no problem correcting my scaffolding links for "Show" and "New". But I am getting a failure to generate error when attempting to use: edit_s_address_path(address) or edit_s_address rake routes shows that this is the...
The behavior I propose: A user loads up my "search" page, www.site.com/search, types their query into a form, clicks submit, and then ends up at www.site.com/search/the+query instead of www.site.com/search?q=the+query. I've gone through a lot of the Pylons documentation already and just finished reading the Routes documentation and am w...