On Nov 28, 3:37 am, Abhishek shukla <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello Friends,
>
> I have a requirement where I want to Have the following url
> "http://www.example.com/*andy.something*/office"; where *andy.something is a
> dynamic value.
>
> *Now I am using a namespace which is
> :controller=>"system/office/office_profiles"
>
> and I have declared the route
>
> map.office_profile_link '/:profile_link/office', :controller =>
Are you sure you want "_link" as part of the route name? Remember the
*_url and *_path helpers are generated from your existing named
routes. But thats not the issue at hand.
> "system/office/office_profiles", :action => "show", :conditions => { :method
> => :get }
>
> But when I am trying to access
>
> http://www.example.com/*andy.something*/office
>
> Getting the following error
>
> Routing Error
>
> No route matches "/andy.something/office" with {:method=>:get}
>
> So Please let me know where I am getting wrong.
>
> Thanks
> Abhis.
You're not doing anything necessarily wrong; Rails just automatically
delimits bound parameters on periods. Tell the route to expect a "."
in the :name parameter by adding a requirement (http://
guides.rubyonrails.org/routing.html#route-requirements) to the route
like
map.office_profile_link '/:profile_link/office', :controller =>
"system/office/office_profiles", :action => "show", :conditions =>
{ :method => :get }, :name => /(?:\w+)(?:\.\w+)?/ # of course using an
appropriate regex for your cause
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