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