Rails - Jan 2006 - must write '':controller => "/foo"'' because of "admin/bar"

Hi all,

Because I place admin controllers in an "admin" subdirectory,
I''m forced
to use absolute controller names/paths whole over my app.


=>
I can no longer write:

    .. :controller => "foo"
    .. :controller => :foo

or
    .. :controller => "admin/bar


I have to use instead :

    .. :controller => "/foo"
    .. :controller => "/admin/bar


Is there a way around this?
I miss the symbol notation, and it''s error prone (that''s what
my
fingers'' keep telling me).

Alain

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Btw,  "assert_redirected_to" doesn''t work with/recognize the
absolute
redirection:

Example:
The action:
     jumpto =  {:action => "home", :controller =>
"/cga"}
     redirect_to (jumpto)

requires you write the test this way
    assert_redirected_to :controller => "cga", :action =>
"index"

while the coherent/correct way would be :
    assert_redirected_to :controller => "/cga", :action =>
"index"


Alain

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