Hello all,
Don't suppose anyone has a moment to give me a pointer on this one?
I've tried the following:
namespace "levelx" do
namespace "levely" do
namespace "levelz" do
root :to => 'levelz#index'
end
root :to => 'levely#index'
end
root :to => 'levelx#index''
end
This provides default routes for each namespace, but you then can't access
any other controllers at each level of namespace. You can't specify a
:controller segment, so adding match ":controller(/:action)" within each
namespace block is not an option.
I've also tried:
match '/levelx/levely/levelz/:controller(/:action)'
match '/levelx/levely/levelz' => 'levelx/levely/levelz#index'
match '/levelx/levely/:controller(/:action)'
match '/levelx/levely' => 'levelx/levely#index'
match '/levelx/:controller(/:action)'
match '/levelx' => 'levelx#index'
Which again seems to route index actions OK but not other controllers within
each namespace.
I've tried:
match '/levelx/levely/levelz/:controller(/:action)', :controller =>
/levelx\/levely\/levelz*/
match '/levelx/levely/:controller(/:action)', :controller =>
/levelx\/levely*/
match '/levelx/:controller(/:action)', :controller => /levelx\/levely*/
match '/:controller(/:action)', :controller => /levelx*/
Which doesn't seem to work.
What I'm really after is the equivalent of the match
'/:controller(/:action)' that will work with nested namespaces. If
constraints can be applied to top level namespaces then so much the better.
Maybe time to admit defeat and abandon rails for this type of website, which
would be a shame since the rails framework is great for teh rest of the
resource-based parts of the site. More likely I'm just being thick.
Many thanks for any thoughts.
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