Here is how I have done it.
In routes:
map.namespace(:admin) do |admin|
admin.resources :users, :member=>{:edit_password=>:get,
:update_password=>:post }
admin.resources :suppliers
admin.resources :categories
end
Now just use admin in the path methods
eg.
= link_to 'Edit', edit_admin_user_path(@user)
= link_to 'Password', edit_password_admin_user_path(@user)
= link_to 'Back', admin_users_path
In the form:
form_for [:admin,@user] do |f|
But have a look at the routing section on the railsguides site. There
are quite a few options for setting up routes and I still have to play
with some of them myself.
I am actually planning to eliminate the need for admin in my path
methods by using :name_prefix=>nil in the route. I think I did this
somewhere once when I needed to move a resource into the admin
namespace. It simplifies the process since the paths don't need to be
edited. But then admin wont appear or be required in the url.
Tonypm
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