Thank you Sijo and Nicholas,
Your much appreciated replies have given me some insight and got me
moving again. The RESTful reading recommendation (RailsGuide) is
excellent and has shed considerable light on what was a murky subject
for me.
However, one further question regarding the link_to helper.
Since Rails conserves paths (and breaks routes when mapping
namespaces), I amended the old style link_to method by adding a
forward slash in front of the controller name ('home' to '/home').
<%= link_to "Home", {:controller =>'/home', :action =>'index' } %>
How do I achieve this using the new, improved RESTful helper style?
Cheers, Bill
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