While I appreciate the feedback, it's not the direction I'm looking
for. This rails app is huge, with views and controllers designed
around a specific and complex structure. Adding controllers or
restructuring the controller/view architecture every time someone
wants to create a pretty route for a specific search, is not really
the Rails way is it? To me, that would be sloppy programming.
To clarify my original question:
I want to create a route that parses path segments to parameters with
complex keys:
map.programs 'programs/:program[program_type]/:program
[:leader_id]', :controller=>..., :action=>...
I'm looking for a way to tweak the route definition or to remap rout-
definition-compatible parameters, so that by the time they reach the
controller they have the correct key names.
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