Hi Josh,
> I'm currently using map.namespace to set the name_prefix to
> "admin/". Doing this appears to break polymorphic_url (and thus
> form_for, url_for, etc) as it isn't taking name_prefix into
> account. Quick hack would be to allow polymorphic_url to accept a
> namespace or name_prefix argument. Does anyone else have any
> better ideas to make this work?
I'm not sure a namespace or name_prefix argument will work in all
cases... consider that you could have namespaces and resources nested
to any number of levels.
I was thinking that a syntax like the following might work though:
# routes.rb
map.namespace :admin do |a|
a.resources :workshops do |w|
w.resources :sessions
end
end
# views
<%= url_for([:admin, @workshop, @session]) %>
<%= link_to('Session', [:admin, @workshop, @session]) %>
<% form_for([:admin, @workshop, @session] do |f| %>
# ...
<% end %>
The symbol would correspond to the namespace, and could be made to
handle nested namespaces.
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Thanks,
Dan
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