routes.rb

[Justinmc]

I feel like I'm doing something stupid, because I haven't been able to
fix this.

I have this in my routes.rb file:

 map.resources :networks, :has_many => :nodes
  map.resources :auth
  map.connect 'users/login', :controller => 'users', :action =>
'login'
  map.resources :users
  map.connect ':controller/:action/:id'
  map.connect ':controller/:action/:id.:format'

I'm trying to generate an url that goest to localhost:3000/users/
login .... but no matter what I do, that url always tries to work
through the "show" action as opposed to the "login" action I have in
the users controller.

What am I doing wrong?

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[deegee-2]

hi justin,
my first guess is that are not reloading the routing table after
making the change. Remember to restart the server for new routes to
take effect. When I check in my code, your route just works fine.

dirk.
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[unni.tallman]

Add the line

map.connect 'users/login', :controller => 'users', :action => 'login'

after

map.resources :users

in your routes.rb

On Jul 25, 5:21 pm, deegee <dirkgro...@...> wrote:
> hi justin,
> my first guess is that are not reloading the routing table after
> making the change. Remember to restart the server for new routes to
> take effect. When I check in my code, your route just works fine.
>
> dirk.
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[deegee-2]

Why should that work? Routes are consulted in the order they are
defined in routes.rb. So if you have
 map.resources :users
before
 map.connect '/users/login'
it will catch the '/users/:id' declaration of the RESTful resource
routes and always get justin to the show action before it even reaches
the '/users/login' declaration.

dirk.
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[unni.tallman]

thats right. the order is from top to bottom. It was my mistake.

On Jul 25, 5:33 pm, deegee <dirkgro...@...> wrote:

> Why should that work? Routes are consulted in the order they are
> defined in routes.rb. So if you have
>  map.resources :users
> before
>  map.connect '/users/login'
> it will catch the '/users/:id' declaration of the RESTful resource
> routes and always get justin to the show action before it even reaches
> the '/users/login' declaration.
>
> dirk.

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