Dee wrote:
>
> I'd really like to have nested routes such as /people/1/purchases and /
> people/1/sales. So I'm kind of surprised I can't do this in Rails
You can do it with map.connect. You may have to play with the syntax,
but I think this will work:
map.connect 'people/:person_id/:controller',
:action => 'index',
:person_id => /\d+/
That will make 'people/1/sales' the equivalent of 'sales?person_id=1'
You'll then need to update you index action in your sales controller, to
detect params[:person_id] and use it to modify @sales. Or you can create
a custom action to handle this.
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