http://disqus.com/people/75297ea8a09ca813a6fadc0dc5dd933f/enThu, 25 Oct 2007 17:20:00 -0000http://jamesonsoftware.disqus.com/introducing_resource_controller_focus_on_what_makes_your_controller_special/#comment-7962398The URL helpers in helpers.rb and urligence seem to assume the object's class name is always the correct name to use within the URL path. What is the best way to override this with a custom resource name?<br><br>Example: We have a model SpecialPost, and a controller SpecialPostsController. We want to expose paths such as, "/user/1/posts/", rather than "/user/1/special_posts/". So in routes.rb we do:<br> map.resources :users do |user|<br> user.resources :posts, :controller =&gt; 'special_posts', :name_prefix =&gt; 'user_'<br> endOshoma MomohThu, 25 Oct 2007 17:20:00 -0000http://jamesgolick.disqus.com/introducing_resource_controller_focus_on_what_makes_your_controller_special/#comment-7965028The URL helpers in helpers.rb and urligence seem to assume the object's class name is always the correct name to use within the URL path. What is the best way to override this with a custom resource name?<br><br>Example: We have a model SpecialPost, and a controller SpecialPostsController. We want to expose paths such as, "/user/1/posts/", rather than "/user/1/special_posts/". So in routes.rb we do:<br> map.resources :users do |user|<br> user.resources :posts, :controller =&gt; 'special_posts', :name_prefix =&gt; 'user_'<br> endOshoma MomohThu, 25 Oct 2007 17:20:00 -0000