nested-routes

I want to use this.get('controllers.pack.query'); to get App.PackQueryController in App.PackController , but failed. I think the problem is Ember use pack not pack.query as controllerName when it tries to get the controller. Although I can get the controller by this.controllerFor('pack.query') , but Ember says it is deprecated, please use needs instead My router map likes below and I've defined needs: ['pack.query'] in App.PackController App.Router.map(function () { this.resource('pack', function () { this.route('index', {path: '/:pack_id'}) this.route('query'); }); }); App.PackController =

The following post is based on Rails 4. I'm actually looking for a good best-practices about the multiple nested resources (more than 1), and the option shallow: true. First in my routes, there was this : resources :projects do resources :collections end The routes associated are : project_collections GET /projects/:project_id/collections(.:format) collections#index POST /projects/:project_id/collections(.:format) collections#create new_project_collection GET /projects/:project_id/collections/new(.:format) collections#new edit_project_collection GET /projects/:project_id/collections/:id/edit(.

I want to setup a custom nested controller actions but I can't figure out the routing. I keep getting the following error No route matches [GET] "/assets" routes.rb resources :companies do resources :requests do match :accept end end index.html.rb <% @requests.each do |request| %> <ul class="users"> <li> <%= full_name(request.profile) %> <%= request.status %> <%= link_to "Accept", :controller => "requests", :action => "accept", :id => request.id %> </li> </ul> <% end %> There are a couple of problems: routing to the accept action and building a URL to a nested resource. Defining custom actions

here is my Angular2 app structure: Here is part of my code. The following is the main module of the Angular2 app, that imports its routing rules and a child module ( EdgeModule ) and uses some components related to some pages. app.module.ts @NgModule({ declarations: [ AppComponent, PageNotFoundComponent, LoginComponent ], imports: [ ... appRouting, EdgeModule ], providers: [ appRoutingProviders, LoginService ], bootstrap: [AppComponent] }) export class AppModule { } Here is the routing rules for the main module. It have paths to login page and page not found. app.routing.ts const appRoutes: