Rails - Feb 2012 - Need help with routing problem

I have a devise model called admin which gives me current_admin and
the model has a method called role, which is either ''free'' or
''standard'' or ''premium''.

I have a dashboard_controller with three actions:

def index ... end
def free ... end
def premium ... end

I have a passthrough_controller that handles which dashboard action an
admin should be redirected to based on their role:

class PassthroughController < ApplicationController
  def index
    path = case current_admin.role
      when ''free''
        dashboard_free_path
      when ''standard''
        dashboard_standard_path
      when ''premium''
        dashboard_premium_path
      else
        admin_signin_path
    end

    redirect_to path
  end
end

And I have these routes set up:

devise_for :admins do
    match "/admins/sign_out" => "devise/sessions#destroy"
    match "/dashboard/index" =>
''passthrough#index''
    match "/dashboard/free" => ''dashboard#free'',
:as
=> :dashboard_free_path
    match "/dashboard/standard" =>
''dashboard#standard'', :as
=> :dashboard_standard_path
    match "/dashboard/premium" =>
''dashboard#premium'', :as
=> :dashboard_premium_path
end

This isn''t working, but I''d like to know why it isn''t
working and
where I''m going wrong.

Thanks

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Try to use ''rake routes'' command to figure out the valid
routes currently
you have. If any valid routes was added to the routes.rb file, you''ll
see
it.
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Best Regards,
Ryan Cheung



On Thu, Feb 23, 2012 at 5:53 PM, simpleton
<brand.magnate-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org> wrote:
> I have a devise model called admin which gives me current_admin and
> the model has a method called role, which is either
''free'' or
> ''standard'' or ''premium''.
>
> I have a dashboard_controller with three actions:
>
> def index ... end
> def free ... end
> def premium ... end
>
> I have a passthrough_controller that handles which dashboard action an
> admin should be redirected to based on their role:
>
> class PassthroughController < ApplicationController
>  def index
>    path = case current_admin.role
>      when ''free''
>        dashboard_free_path
>      when ''standard''
>        dashboard_standard_path
>      when ''premium''
>        dashboard_premium_path
>      else
>        admin_signin_path
>    end
>
>    redirect_to path
>  end
> end
>
> And I have these routes set up:
>
> devise_for :admins do
>    match "/admins/sign_out" =>
"devise/sessions#destroy"
>    match "/dashboard/index" =>
''passthrough#index''
>    match "/dashboard/free" =>
''dashboard#free'', :as
> => :dashboard_free_path
>    match "/dashboard/standard" =>
''dashboard#standard'', :as
> => :dashboard_standard_path
>    match "/dashboard/premium" =>
''dashboard#premium'', :as
> => :dashboard_premium_path
> end
>
> This isn''t working, but I''d like to know why it
isn''t working and
> where I''m going wrong.
>
> Thanks
>
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Hi Ryan

I''ve solved this. I had to remove the matched routes from the
devise_for block and I had a get ''/dashboard/index'' on top of
my
routes file.

Thanks

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