use
match "products/category/:id/:name" => "products#index"
the :as argument is for named_routes. if you want a named_route you can
instead use
match "products/category/:id/:name" => "products#index", :as =>
:product_category
then in your views, you can use the named route
product_category_path('1', 'foo')
which will produce
products/category/1/foo
On Tue, Feb 8, 2011 at 2:54 PM, Lune Lune <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi all
>
> My problem is simple :
>
> I have a link which points on :
> "products/category/#{category.id}/#{category.name}"
>
> In my route, I'd like this link calls "products/index" BUT I want this
> URL in the browser : "products/category/#{name}"
>
> Using Rails 3 I instinctively tried :
>
> match "products/category/:id/:name", :to => "products#index", :as =>
> "products/category/#{name}"
>
> But the server doesn't even run because of #{name} in :as
> I don't know how to precise a dynamic value in :as or maybe I am totally
> wrong.
>
>
> Thanks
>
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