On 17 August 2010 14:48, Hemant Bhargava <li...@ruby-forum.com> wrote:
> Ar Chron wrote:
>> Hemant Bhargava wrote:
>>>
>>> In routes.rb, to create and access a new page everytime i need to write
>>> :page_name => :any to my config/routes.rb.
>
> Ok. Here is the whole scenario for those who did'nt get it. I am using
> scaffolding type for resumes, portals, agencies etc etc. For portals and
> agencies i just defined map.resources :portals, :agencies and all seems
> to work fine.
>
> I also have map.resources for resumes. Now my question is that if i add
> a new page(lets say create_forward) i need to describe it like this in
> routes.rb,
>
> map.resources :resumes, :collection => { :create_forward }
>
> and if i add a new page (create_req) then i need to define it in
> routes.rb as,
>
> map.resources :resumes, :collection => { :create_req }
>
> Hope you people got it right.. :)
So are you asking the question is there a better way do define the
route for create_req rather than specifying it as you have above? I
don't see how it could be much more concise.
Colin
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