On Thu, Apr 7, 2011 at 4:50 PM, Luka Stolyarov <li...@ruby-forum.com> wrote:
> Hello. I have a strange issue I can't figure out:
>
> In routes.rb I create this route:
>
>
> map.connect('/api/v2/store/individual_offer/:offer_id', {
> :controller => '/api/v2/store',
> :action => :individual_offer ,
> })
>
> Then, in the view I generate a url in this way:
>
> url_for(:controller => '/api/v2/store', :action => :individual_offer,
> :offer_id => offer[:id])
>
> What the generated url ends up looking like is this, though:
>
> lukka.local:7000/api/v2/store/individual_offer?offer_id=43, which
> results in url getting associated with a different route from the one I
> mentioned above.
>
> This is the very first route pointing to controller '/api/v2/store', so
> it should be tried first. Did anyone encounter such issue before? I'm
> using Rails 2.3.11.
>
> Thanks!
> Luka
>
The views url_for is doing exactly what it thinks you want. By passing
:offer_id in with the hash it is treating it as a parameter that you want
tacked onto the url string. If want you want is this:
lukka.local:7000/api/v2/store/individual_offer/43
then you would need to change your view to pass in object of
individual_offer into url_for.
url_for(@individual_offer)
B.
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