Hi,
I''m having a problem with routes and caching.
I have two routes set up as follows in my route file...
map.connect ''stats'', :controller =>
''stats'', :action => ''index''
map.connect ''stats/:type'', :controller =>
''stats'', :action => ''index'',
:defaults => {:type => nil}
When I use cache_action, the :type is never added to the url for
caching. All the cached names are simply ''/stats'' even if a
:type is
defined.
If I remove the first route, leaving just this...
map.connect ''stats/:type'', :controller =>
''stats'', :action => ''index'',
:defaults => {:type => nil}
my cached names now use the :type properly...
''/stats/stat_type''
But now the problem is that any links I have in my view for my stats
controller always add the :type even if I didn''t specify it.
So if I load the page with the url ''stats/stat_type'', urls
generated for
the stats controller append the :type even if I didn''t specify it.
Ex.) link_to ''test'', :action => ''index''
results in ''stats/stat_type''
I don''t want the :type included if I didn''t specify it. Does
anybody
have any idea what''s wrong with my routes?
Thanks,
Andrew
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