Nest Resources including sessions in Rails 3 Issue

Hello all -

I have looked through the newsgroups and been unable to find my specific issue, or a resolution, and I am stuck, so I am posting to ask for help, or a link to something I may have missed.

I have an application that allows users to log in, create a project and associate locations with their projects.

I am using nested resources to map users to projects to resources as follows:

DEMO03::Application.routes.draw do   root :to => "sessions#new"

resources :sessions

    resources :users do       resources :projects do         resources :locations       end     end

  get "logout" => "sessions#destroy", :as => "logout"   get "login" => "sessions#new", :as => "login"   get "signup" => "users#new", :as => "signup"   get "secret" => "secret#index" end

If I run rake routes, I get routes that allow me to get to user_project_locations and user_projects (among others). However, when I attempt to redirect_to user_project_locations from my sessions controller after creating a new session as follows:

  def create     user = User.find_by_email(params[:email])     if user && user.authenticate(params[:password])       session[:user_id] = user.id       redirect_to user_projects, :notice => "#{current_user.email} logged in."     else       flash.now.alert = "Invalid email or password"       render "new"     end   end

I received an error indicating there was no index method in my sessions controller. I tried adding the following:

  def index     redirect_to user_projects, :notice => "#{current_user.email} logged in - from Controller index."   end

and got the following:

undefined local variable or method `user_projects' for #<SessionsController:0x00000103d61380>

It looks like for some reason I cannot use named routes that rake output suggests should be available.

I also tried nesting user, project and location inside sessions (which intuitively seemed wrong, but tried it anyway) - which also didn't work.

Not sure how to diagnose further. Any assistance would be appreciated.

And of course as soon as I post this, I go away, come back and realize I forgot to append “_path”.

Apologies for the temporary loss of mental function.