Rails - Jul 2006 - question about routes and using flash for navigation

I have a flash movie that I''m using for site navigation.. I have links
such as:

''/site/signup'', ''/site/login'' and
''/site/faq'' where site is my
controller and signup, login or faq are my actions.. I also have the
following routes defined in routes.rb:

  map.connect "/", :controller => "site", :action =>
"index"

  # Install the default route as the lowest priority.
  map.connect '':controller/:action/:id''

this works fine when you first load the site and then click on the
"Signup" button, which takes you to ''/site/signup'',
but if you then
click on the ''Login'' button, it tries to take you to
''/site/site/login'' which fails.  I can fix this by adding a
route for
''/site/site/login'' but I was wondering if there might be a
better way
to accomplish this.  Any help is appreciated.  Thanks,

Mike

er, that was stupid.. I didn''t realize all my links in flash were
relative and not absolute.. Fixed by placing a ''/'' in front of
all my
paths.. Please ignore ;-)

Mike

On 7/7/06, Mike Garey <random52k@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have a flash movie that I''m using for site navigation.. I have
links such as:
>
> ''/site/signup'', ''/site/login'' and
''/site/faq'' where site is my
> controller and signup, login or faq are my actions.. I also have the
> following routes defined in routes.rb:
>
>   map.connect "/", :controller => "site", :action
=> "index"
>
>   # Install the default route as the lowest priority.
>   map.connect '':controller/:action/:id''
>
> this works fine when you first load the site and then click on the
> "Signup" button, which takes you to
''/site/signup'', but if you then
> click on the ''Login'' button, it tries to take you to
> ''/site/site/login'' which fails.  I can fix this by adding
a route for
> ''/site/site/login'' but I was wondering if there might be
a better way
> to accomplish this.  Any help is appreciated.  Thanks,
>
> Mike
>