Seems like it would be a lot easier to just have the logic in the
controller.
Right now you have the logic in the routes, then you'll also need logic in
the controller to check whether params[:id] or params[:site_photo_id]
exists.
If you have just one route and move the logic to the controller, you'll
accomplish what you're looking for, and avoid repeating logic in routes and
controller.
*routes.rb*
match "/photos/:id", :to => "photos#show", :as => "photo", :constraints =>
{:id => /.*/}
*photos_controller.rb*
def show
if params[:id] =~ /\d{2}\.\d{2}\..*/
# it's a site_photo_id
end
end
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