Rails - Oct 2008 - Re: Problem with new action

Try running "rake routes" to see if the URL you get is recognized as a
resource url. Maybe the :controller/:action/:id route outranks your
resources route. The resources route should be specified higher up in
the file.
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Christina,

Thanks for the response.

This is what my rake routes command outputs.  The
encryption_passphrases resource is at the top of everything in the
application.  The :controller/:action/:id route is at the very bottom.


              encryption_passphrases GET    /
encryption_passphrases
{:controller=>"encryption_passphrases",
:action=>"index"}
    formatted_encryption_passphrases GET    /
encryption_passphrases.:format
{:controller=>"encryption_passphrases",
:action=>"index"}
                                     POST   /
encryption_passphrases
{:controller=>"encryption_passphrases",
:action=>"create"}
                                     POST   /
encryption_passphrases.:format
{:controller=>"encryption_passphrases",
:action=>"create"}
           new_encryption_passphrase GET    /encryption_passphrases/
new
{:controller=>"encryption_passphrases",
:action=>"new"}
 formatted_new_encryption_passphrase GET    /encryption_passphrases/
new.:format
{:controller=>"encryption_passphrases",
:action=>"new"}
          edit_encryption_passphrase GET    /
encryption_passphrases/:id/edit
{:controller=>"encryption_passphrases",
:action=>"edit"}
formatted_edit_encryption_passphrase GET    /
encryption_passphrases/:id/edit.:format
{:controller=>"encryption_passphrases",
:action=>"edit"}
               encryption_passphrase GET    /
encryption_passphrases/:id
{:controller=>"encryption_passphrases",
:action=>"show"}
     formatted_encryption_passphrase GET    /
encryption_passphrases/:id.:format
{:controller=>"encryption_passphrases",
:action=>"show"}
                                     PUT    /
encryption_passphrases/:id
{:controller=>"encryption_passphrases",
:action=>"update"}
                                     PUT    /
encryption_passphrases/:id.:format
{:controller=>"encryption_passphrases",
:action=>"update"}
                                     DELETE /
encryption_passphrases/:id
{:controller=>"encryption_passphrases",
:action=>"destroy"}
                                     DELETE /
encryption_passphrases/:id.:format
{:controller=>"encryption_passphrases",
:action=>"destroy"}
.
.
. {other controllers}
.
                                            /:controller/:action/:id
                                            /:controller/:action/:id.:format



I''ve worked around the issue by causing the index action to call the
create method, but I''d rather have it work as designed...

Any other suggestions?

Thanks,
Jonathan
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