> Any static files that exist in the public folder (eg all your images/
> js/css or public/static/test1.html) will be served as static files.
Well I'll be darned! :) It works great. How do these files escape
being mapped by routes.rb? I notice that if I stick a file named
index.html in /static and then try to proceed to the /static URL in a
browser, Rails gives me a routing error. However, as you say, the
file /static/test.html serves up just fine. Now, if I could just
understand specifically why that is I think that I'd be finished with
this topic.
> Don't forget that the url to browse to these files is /static/
> test1.html and not /public/static/test1.html since it is the public
> folder and not the rails root that is the webserver root directory.
Yep, I totally have that. Thaks for pointing it out though as I do
often make stupid mistakes.
Thanks very much for the input.
.... doug
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