Brent Collier wrote:
> I figured it out. I was passing in a url as an argument as a string,
> not as a hash with a :url key. So really, jRails isn't broken, BUT it
> should give me some sort of meaningful error, instead of just blowing
> up, when passed invalid arguments.
Actually, helpers like remote_function should accept either a :url=>{} with
parts or a string. That lets you use named routes...
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