one more thing. if you're trying to
match the controller name, this is a bit
easier:
controller.controller_name == 'main'
In addition to all the great advice above
in this thread, I will also
say that this is a handy place to use
named routes.
Consider:
map.home '', :controller => 'main',
:action ="" 'show'
Not only can you call something like
<%= link_to 'Home', home_path %>
but you can also use the
perhaps-lesser-known hash_for_home_path. A
call to hash_for_home_path as defined
above would return just what you
expect:
{:controller=>"main",
:action="">
If your helper is smart enough (and your
IA simple enough), you could
conceivably have a call that looks like
this:
navigation_link_to "Home",
hash_for_home_path
Those hash_for methods should save some
characters, not to mention
some time spent thinking up what belongs
in those hashes, and your
helper still gets to work with a hash.
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