routing

I have the following button, which I overwrited to generate a GET request: = button_to "Tutor", {:controller => "appointments", :action => "new", :listing_id => @listing.id} , :method => :get However, I still get a POST request with extra params :method: Processing by AppointmentsController#new as HTML Parameters: {"authenticity_token"=>"AWkL", "listing_id"=>"2", "method"=>"get"} I my routes file, I have: resources :appointments What did I do wrong? Thank you. Buttons aren't supposed to be sending GET requests. You should use a link_to instead. If you want it to look like a button, apply some

I have a CRUD controller for a model. Doing resources :foo allows me to route on /foo/:id , etc. for calling actions. I want add a route for a translation of 'foo' in another language. Let's say 'toto'. So I want all the /toto/:id , etc., routes to act exactly like the /foo/:id , etc., routes. How may I achieve that? You can add a new resource and specify foo as the controller: resources :toto, :controller=>"foo" This will point all the actions to "foo", but there is a gotcha. I think you will run into problems with the links on the page, if you are using foo_url or something like that. So you

I am implementing Web API versioning as in Web API Versioning . My controllers are in 2 separate namespaces, and I've used a custom SelectController method to choose which version to use based on a a query parameter. e.g. http://myapi/api/values?version=1.0 This all works fine but some actions in the controllers use the Route attribute [Route("api/values/getNames")] public HttpResponseMessage Get() { ... } Which are mapped to the correct controller by default using config.MapHttpAttributeRoutes(); in WebApiConfig.cs This will not work if I have multiple versions of the API with the same route.

I am using the mod-rewrite router. I am trying to add a Route to the router that will convert the following url: baseurl/category/aaa/mycontroller/myaction/param/value to be: Controller=mycontroller action=myaction --parameters-- category=aaa param=value I am using the following (not working) in my bootstrap, _front is the frontController $Router=$this->_front->getRouter(); $CategoryRoute = new Zend_Controller_Router_Route('category/:category/:controller/:action/*'); $Router->addRoute('category', $CategoryRoute); The error I get is a thrown router exception when I am using the Zend_View::url()

I'm working on a Flask app that uses url_for to specify the route to some static assets (js, css, etc). Here's an example from one of the templates: <script src='{{ url_for('static', filename='js/search.js') }}'></script> When this gets rendered into html, the path looks like this: <script src='/static/js/search.js'></script> Is it possible to modify this behavior such that the leading slash is dropped from the rendered script path? The goal is to render the following: <script src='static/js/search.js'></script> I'd be very grateful for any insights others can offer on this question! I was

I'm having a heck of a time figuring out how to properly implement my 404 redirecting. If I use the following <HandleError()> _ Public Class BaseController : Inherits System.Web.Mvc.Controller ''# do stuff End Class Then any unhandled error on the page will load up the "Error" view which works great. http://example.com/user/999 (where 999 is an invalid User ID) will throw an error while maintaining the original URL (this is what I want) However. If someone enters http://example.com/asdfjkl into the url (where asdfjkl is an invalid controller), then IIS is throwing the generic 404 page. (this

I am learning MVC routing. Hope my question doesn't look silly, and please help :) public static void RegisterRoutes(RouteCollection routes) { routes.IgnoreRoute("{resource}.axd/{*pathInfo}"); routes.MapRoute( "Default", // Route name "{controller}/{action}/{id}", // URL with parameters new { controller = "Home", action = "Index", id = UrlParameter.Optional } // Parameter defaults ); Msdn reference says it takes a String, String, Object, so I try to make a small change (added a "my" in front of everything just to mod the names and see if it works): public static void RegisterRoutes