hey,
In Rails 2.0, I *think* the routes file comes configured for the REST
routing system.
If you want to ignore the REST style and just use the old school
method, comment out the
map.resources :controller_name
and only have the
map.connect ":controller/:action"
map.connect ":controller/:action/:id"
Though, I would recommend learning the RESTful routes style. It's
generally useful and a great way to structure your app. Check out
railscast.com they have some good tutorials.
-
Tommy
http://www.jobgrades.com
On Mar 9, 10:27 pm, liquid_rails <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does anyone know of a good tutorial on routing for Rails 2.0.2? I
> added a new method to one of my controllers and when I point to it by
> localhost/:controller/:action, I can't see it! In Rails 1.8, it was a
> piece of cake and always worked.
>
> In my routes.rb file, I've got:
> map.connect ":controller/:action"
> map.connect ":controller/:action/:id"
> and I've stopped and restarted the server several times to know avail.
>
> Thanks!
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