Perhaps you've modified routes.rb without restarting the server in production?
Jeff softiesonrails.com
Perhaps you've modified routes.rb without restarting the server in production?
Jeff softiesonrails.com
Ah, sorry I thought you were using restful controllers with map.resources. I think yes, the problem is that admin/users (for example) is being matched incorrectly by the catch-all case. Try this:
map.connect 'admin/users/:action/:id', :controller => 'admin/users'
and place it above all of the others. If this helps, you can do the same for the other subcontrollers too. Once working, I think you can simplify all of the admin routes by using path_prefix instead. But try them one at a time first, that's how I'm able to understand what's going on first.
And let me know if this helps or not. ![]()
Jeff softiesonrails.com essentialrails.com
Awesome! Glad to help.
Jeff softiesonrails.com essentialrails.com