Controllers are customarily named in the plural...
UsersController, as opposed to UserController.
What does a "rake routes" report to you?
rake routes >routes.lst
Then peruse that file... You're mixing restful routes with
"non-restful" ones I think, and earlier routes are evaluated before
later in the routes.rb file, so your map.resources :user is probably
masking the later definition for "profile".
With restful routes, you can add custom routing with:
map.resources :users, :member => {:profile => :get}
(for a single user resource, there's a profile route and view, you
provide the controller method, and the view)
or
map.resource :users, :collection => {:my_index => :get}
(for a list of users, there's a my_index route and view, again you write
the controller method and view)
or combine them (both member and collection specs).
Oh, and I think your
:id => User.find(params[:id])
is simply
:id => params[:id]
no need for the find
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