In my view, I've got the following condition:
<% if current_page? :controller => 'deals', :action => 'foobar' %>
woot
<% end %>
My route looks like:
map.fobar '/:city.:format', :controller => 'deals', :action =>
'foobar', :defaults => { :format => 'html' }
However, the conditions succeeds if I do:
<%= active_if { current_page? :controller => 'deals', :action =>
'todays_deal', :format => 'html' } %>
Why do I need to pass :format => 'html'?
On another page I have:
route: map.resources :deals
<%= if current_page? :controller => 'deals', :action => 'index' %>,
without :format => 'html', the condition also succeeds.
So why is it failing with deals#foobar ?
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