routing

I have an existing ASP .NET MVC application and I would like to ignore a specific folder within it (where I intend to put PHP scripts). I have tried adding an ignore route as described here but it is not working because I am still getting standard ASP .NET configuration errors. For examples sake, imagine I have this folder structure: root+ | +--bin | +--test Based on my understanding, in my global.asax.cs file I think I should be putting this in the RegisterRoutes method: routes.IgnoreRoute("test/{*.pathInfo}"); What am I doing wrong? Thanks, Alan EDIT: Posted web.config <configuration>

I'm very new to Rails, MVC, and CRUD, and I'm trying to use the update method to change the amount of votes on a post. I have the following code in my Posts Controller update method: def update @post = Post.find(params[:id]) if params[:vote] == 'up' @post.update_column(:ups => @post[:ups] + 1) elsif params[:vote] == 'down' @post.update_column(:downs => @post[:downs] + 1) end flash[:notice] = "Thanks for voting! This helps us determine important issues in our schools." redirect_to 'Posts#index' end and I have the following code in my routes.rb: OpenMCJC::Application.routes.draw do root :to =>

I'm new to MVC (and ASP.Net routing). I'm trying to map *.aspx to a controller called PageController . routes.MapRoute( "Page", "{name}.aspx", new { controller = "Page", action = "Index", id = "" } ); Wouldn't the code above map *.aspx to PageController ? When I run this and type in any .aspx page I get the following error: The controller for path '/Page.aspx' could not be found or it does not implement the IController interface. Parameter name: controllerType Is there something I'm not doing here? I just answered my own question. I had the routes backwards (Default was above page). Yeah, you

I'm looking to match the pattern state/city in the path, unless the state variable equals "auth" match '/:state/:city' => 'cities#index', :as => :state_cities, :constraints => {:state => /(?!auth)/ } For example, mydomain.com/fl/miami is good. mydomain.com/auth/twitter is bad. I am using omniauth and it requires that you go to /auth/twitter for authentication, however it is nowhere to be found when I type rake routes . Based on mu is too short's comments, here is the answer I've come up with: match '/:state/:city' => 'cities#index', :as => :state_cities, :constraints => OmniauthPassThru.new

I want to load routes for the @RouteConfig Dynamically from a service which fetches in format JSON, [ { "path" : "/about" , "name" : "About" , "component" : "AboutComponent" }, { "path" : "/contact" , "name" : "Contact" , "component" : "ContactComponent" } ] Following is the code for pushing it into the RouteDefinition Array, for (let i = 0; i < data.length; i++) { //console.log(data[i].path+" "+data[i].name+" "+data[i].component); this.routeConfigArray.push({ //routeConfigArray : RouteDefinition 'path': data[i].path, 'name': data[i].name, 'component': data[i].component }); this._router.config