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After successfully getting my "productized" sites into production, I decided it was time to get the development environment working (i.e. through "script/server --site=foo"). However, when I go to run a site under Webrick, I get two major errors: (0) Routes don''t seem to work properly, specifically the root-level route gets ignored. Instead,

I need to generate 2 types of URL and have defined my routes as: map.country_yes "/:country/ yes", :controller=>"posts", :action=>"country", :yes=>true map.country_no "/:country/ no", :controller=>"posts", :action=>"country", :yes=>false map.yes "/yes", :controller=>"posts",

Hi, In my controller, I do something like this: MyMailer.deliver_signup_notification(url_for(:subdomain => account.subdomain, :controller => ''hello'')) And a few lines later: redirect_to :action => ''index'' Much to my confusion, the redirect routes me to the subdomain used in the url_for. I''ve tried redirect_to :action =>

I modified my routes to that you can reach my index action by just typing in the site name (ie www.mysite.com). I did this by: map.connect '''', :controller => "pragmatic" I need to be able to do a url_for(:controller => ''pragmatic'') or url_for(:controller => ''pragmatic'', :action => ''index'') and have

I''m trying to reduce the size of urls in my app and i was wondering how i can get all links to an index action to leave out the ''index''. In my routes.rb, i have it setup to recognize the controller and default to the index action. But is there a way to make it so that the ''index'' portion in the url is not shown to the user? This is mostly a concern

according to the documentation, only the url_for from ActionView escape the URL. which happens on this line escape ? html_escape(url) : url and can be prevented by passing :escape => false to url_for. still according to the documentation, the url_for from ActionController is not supposed to escape the url. BUT IT DOES. at the moment of this line escape ? html_escape(url) : url url has

Hi, All. I try to relocate controllers. Admin space controlers moved to /app/controllers/admin and user space controllers to /app/controllers/user In routes.rb I use map.connect ''search'', :controller => ''user/search'' that correct I see. But when I want to use start_form_tag or simply url_for, that used in start_form_tag, I do not know how generate url

I am caching and expiring pages/actions/fragments in my code and I''ve come across a really frustrating problem In my routes I have prefixed all controllers with the :locale. This works well for the most part. When I cache a page/fragment it is cached to /en/whatever etc... as expected However when I try to expire the page/fragment the locale is not prefixed to the url but added as an

When you define belongs_to in a model, you can either access association or association_id. I was wondering how Rails would handle things if you set each one to be different. I made two simple models: class Foo < ActiveRecord::Base; end class Bar < ActiveRecord::Base belongs_to :foo end Now here''s a script/console session. >> f = Foo.create => #<Foo:0x270ec10

Hi, I have a string in a controller that represents a url for my website. For example the string might be /cont/act/id and I want to break this up using the routes defined in my config/routes.rb file so that I get a hash like {:controller => ''cont'', :act => ''act'', :id=>''id''} How can I access all of the information stored in

Hi, url_for has a nice way of using the current ''params'' object to fill in default parameters in a route. For example, map.connect '':controller/:action/:id/'' with <%= url_for :action => ''my_action'' %> will redirect to the current controller. All very good. However, I sometimes want a url_for() which includes current parameters

Is there a way to ask the Route system what controller and action mapping will be used, given a hash containing :controller and :action? I am trying to generalize the case where there is a button bar (e.g. tabbed pages) having one image shown if you are presently visiting that page, and another shown if you are not presently visiting that page (e.g. an "active" and an

Hello, in my routes there are (just for testing): map.connect '':controller/:id/:action'', :defaults => {:action => ''alma''} in my controller: def alma render :text => url_for(:id => 123) end so I go to: http://localhost:3000/music/store which generates: http://localhost:3000/music/store/123/index Where the

Hey everyone, I have an Asset class that extends AR::Base, and a series of subclasses of Asset (Stylesheet, Layout, etc.) I have REST routes set up with assets nested under sites. when doing something like url_for([@site, @asset]), if @asset is a Stylesheet, I''ll get an undefined method ''site_stylesheet_path'', where what I really need is site_asset_path.

Having a bit of an issue with url_for The current page I''m on has a named route as follows: map.some_page ''page/:id/:range'', :action => ''the_action'' All looks fairly normal. I have an url_for on this page to make a link to another page as so: url_for(:controller=>''other'', :action=>''display'', :id=>5,

I noticed something strange in my app today. It appears that the extra canvas path appended in url_for is back but only for controllers that are not resources. Here is an example I have in my site: campaigns is a resource checkout is not # With the canvas false flag (rdb:1) @controller.url_for(:controller => ''campaigns'', :action => ''show'', :id

When I try to use url_for within a component I get the following: NoMethodError in LinkController#get_links undefined method `url_for'' for Navbar::LinkController:Class The API docs show url_for as a public method of ActionController::Base. Since my component is derived from ActionController::Base shouldn''t url_for be available within the class? Any ideas? Thanks! -

i am having a very weird problem with url_for.. i have been using this for several version of rails, but recently, i had a problem.. it seems as though url_for is causing the results to be returned in lower case.. if there are uppercase letters in the arguments, they result is all lower case. obviously, this is a problem as the urls don''t work anymore. the other oddity is that when i

Hi All I am just adding some basic e-mail notices to my Rails app using ActionMailer, and have one small issue. I want to provide a confirmation URL to users who sign up for an account. I can obviously just hardcode the URL and append the confirmation code to it, but I''d much rather be able to use something like: url_for(:controller => ''authentication'', :action

Hello, I posted this to the main rails list (http://www.ruby-forum.com/topic/99845), but haven''t received any replies yet, so maybe this question is better suited here. Sorry if this has been brought up before, I couldn''t find any previous discussion on this. To summarize the post... When using the latest Rails (1.2.2) I''m passing an array to url_for like so...