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The component of the Ruby on Rails framework responsible for mapping between HTTP requests and application resources (including static files and controller actions).

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How to change a route name rails 4

I changed the routing of posts#index to match blog and I now get /blog in the URL which I was trying to accomplish. I've tried several different things to get my actual blog post which the route currently looks something like /posts/this-is-a-test…
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Do I need a slash in front of rails route

I have the following url structure in rails routes: match '/financial-dictionary/:letter' => 'learning_center#dictionary', :as => :lc_dictionary Do i need a leading slash in front of "financial-dictionary"? What will happen if i remove it?
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How to test route constraints with rspec

I'm working on an application that will be primarily served as an API (other than a few minor views, such as session/registration, which will be "standard"). I like the approach that was finalized in Railscast #350: Versioning an API, and so…
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Rails Routes based on condition

I have three roles: Instuctor, Student, Admin and each have controllers with a "home" view. so this works fine, get "instructor/home", :to => "instructor#home" get "student/home", :to => "student#home" get "admin/home", :to => "admin#home" I want…
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What's the difference between :new, :collection and :member routes?

I've read the documentation, but I'm still not sure I understand everything. Especially why there's a :new parameter. As far as I understand, it could be replaced with the :collection parameter. So what's the difference between those three types of…
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How to declare a nested resource in activeadmin?

I have a resource called User and another one called Order. I want Order to be nested inside Users so I can have these…
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Redirect To Same Page In New Domain after Locale changes in Rails 3

Application using Rails 3.2.8 with below gems gem 'friendly_id', '~> 4.0' gem 'route_translator' In /config/initializers/i18n.rb TLD_LOCALES = { "com" => :en, "jobs" => :en, "net" => :en, "in" => :en, "de" => :de, "ch" => :de, …
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Engine routes in Application Controller

I have a before_filter hook in my main app's application controller that does something like: (It doesn't just put a link in the flash, there is a message, but it isn't relevant to the question, it just accesses the route in the method) class…
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grouping controller in subdirectories for nested resources

I would like to organize my controllers in subdirectories. Here is an example: routes.rb: resources :locations do resources :users end I would like to put my controller in the appropriate…
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How to get the current route in rails

I am building some rails sample application in which I am having two models User and Projects. Association between both is user has_many projects. Now the question is I am willing to provide some drop down for user's projects on top and if some one…
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Rails 3 link_to (:method => :delete) not working

I'm having trouble with my verbs in Rails... viewing a page for a resource (Dog) which has_many (Fleas). Embedded in dog's show.html.haml is a call to render @dog.fleas which automatically(?) finds & uses the template in "fleas/_flea.html.haml" to…
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Enforce trailing slash in Rails Routing

Adding a trailing slash in your links is easy enough with {:trailing_slash => true}, but this doesn't account for if a user types in a non-slashed url. Is there a way to enforce trailing slashes via redirects in the router? get "/:controller/:id"…
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Rails Routing Error? 'No route matches'

So I keep running into the following error: No route matches {:action=>"show", :controller=>"users"} I tried running rake routes and I can see that the route exists: user GET /users/:id(.:format) users#show …
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How to write routing when resource model name does not match path or controller

I've got a model called ImplicitTest. It's called this as having a Ruby object called Test just breaks a lot of things in Rails. However, I still want to expose it as a RESTful resource as test (e.g. /tests, /test/1/edit and so forth). Furthermore,…
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Rails routes: redirect an entire resource

I know about redirecting a specific route: put 'users/:user_id', to: redirect('/api/v1/users/:user_id') How would I apply the redirect to all routes generated by resources? Looking for something like resources :users, to: redirect('/api/v1') I can…
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