rails-routing

I am quite new to Rails3, I basically created a subscribers scaffolding, I only want my app to respond to new and create actions. So in config/routes.rb I defined: resources :subscribers, :only => [:new, :create] Which works this way GET /subscribers => subscribers#new POST /subscribers => subscribers#create Now I want my app to exhibit the subscribers resources at / (root) instead of /subscribers , so here is what I did: match '/' => "subscribers#new" match '/' => "subscribers#create" match '/' => "subscribers#thankyou" resources :subscribers, :only => [:new, :create] Which somehow works, but

I have a rails app (Rails 3.0) that I need to temporarily take out of service. While this is in effect, I want to create a new route that will direct all requests to a single piece of static content. I have a controller set up to serve my static pages. I tried something like this: match '*' => 'content#holding' and match '*/*' => 'content#holding' to match a wildcard route as described here: Rails 3 route globbing without success. This is probably a really simple answer, but I couldn't figure it out. / EDIT / Forgot to mention that I did have this rule at the very top of my routes.rb file.

I have a Rails 3 application with several engines containing additional functionality. Each engine is a separate service that customers can purchase access to. I am, however, having a problem with routes from the engines that aren't readily available to the controllers and views. controller: class ClassroomsController < ApplicationController .. respond_to :html def index respond_with(@classrooms = @company.classrooms.all) end def new respond_with(@classroom = @company.classrooms.build) end .. end app/views/classrooms/new.html.haml : = form_for @classroom do |f| .. f.submit config/routes.rb in

I am using Rails 3 and Devise to create an app where users arrive to the website and are shown a homepage containing a login and a signup form. This page has its own controller ("homepage") so it's route is root :to => "homepage#index" I want to display a different homepage if the users are already logged in. This would account to having the root point to root :to => "dashboard#index" Is there a way to have a conditional route in routes.rb, that would allow me to check whether the user is authenticated before routing them to one of those homepages? I tried using the following code but if I'm

I have a partial solution to my previous issue which is correctly displaying the posts#index and posts#show routes, but is choking after creating a post: ActionController::UrlGenerationError in PostsController#create No route matches {:action=>"show", :controller=>"posts"} missing required keys: [:id, :month, :year] Extracted source (around line #32): 30 respond_to do |format| 31 if @post.save 32 format.html { redirect_to post_path, notice: 'Post was successfully created.' } 33 format.json { render :show, status: :created, location: @post } 34 else 35 format.html { render :new } …and editing a

Based on guidance I got in my earlier question in resolving my original issue to implement /YYYY/MM/Slug URL structure , I'm hoping to get some help in resolving an error I'm receiving when attempting to edit a post: No route matches [PATCH] "/blog/2015/09/example-post/blog/2015/09/example-post" Here are all the files in question (working off the same very simple scaffolded blog): $ rails new blog [...] $ cd blog # (Add friendly_id to Gemfile & install) $ rails generate friendly_id $ rails generate scaffold post title content slug:string:uniq [...] $ rake db:migrate routes.rb Rails.application