So I tried using the :as option for the named route so I could have
dashboard_sidebar_path helpers.
scope :path => '/dashboard', :controller => :dashboard do
match '/sidebar.:format' => :sidebar, :as => 'dashboard_sidebar'
match '/charts.:format' => :charts
match '/action_items.:format' => :action_items
match '/performance.:format' => :performance
end
However, strangely enough, it reports this error when using the
dashboard_sidebar_path helper:
No route matches {:controller=>"dashboard", :action=>"sidebar"}
As you can see the controller is defined with :controller in the
scope, so I dont know why the error.
thanks for response
On Aug 31, 5:42 pm, John Merlino <li...@ruby-forum.com> wrote:
> I havent tested it yet but thanks for response
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