Rails - Aug 2005 - Routing headaches

I''ve been trying this routing pattern, but keep getting a failure to
recognize it.

map.connect ''/doc/:doc/:controller/:id/:action''

For a url that looks like

http://127.0.0.1:3000/doc/1/section/2/add

I must be missing something, but none of the docs I''ve read really
explain
how the url is parsed.

The idea is to get access to an object that contains other objects.  In this
example, we''ve got a document that contains sections and potentially
other
things with their own controller.

Anyone care to shed some light on this?

What''s the error you''re getting?

We did some funny routing lately and it''s been working ok. 
Maybe''s the
order of your placement?  There is a section no routing in the Agile Web 
Dev book, by the way.

/sh

Kevin Olbrich wrote:
> I''ve been trying this routing pattern, but keep getting a failure
to
> recognize it.
> 
> map.connect ''/doc/:doc/:controller/:id/:action''
> 
> For a url that looks like
> 
> http://127.0.0.1:3000/doc/1/section/2/add
> 
> I must be missing something, but none of the docs I''ve read really
explain
> how the url is parsed.
> 
> The idea is to get access to an object that contains other objects.  In
this
> example, we''ve got a document that contains sections and
potentially other
> things with their own controller.
> 
> Anyone care to shed some light on this? 
> 
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