Reputation: 2444
I'm trying to create custom URLs for my site's users:
www.mysite.com/user1
If I set the routing rule to be this:
match ':id' => "user#view", :as => :user
Then it works great! I can access www.mysite.com/user1 and it will pull up the page for user1.
However, that breaks my about page, which is at www.mysite.com/about . The error I get here is: "Couldn't find User with id=about"
Any idea how I can fix this problem? Thanks! As an aside - I'm using friendlyid to generate the human readable slugs.
Ringo
Upvotes: 0
Views: 111
Reputation: 107728
Is the about page a static file located at public/about.html
? If so, then Rails will match this first and fall back to the router if it can't find the file.
If it's a route instead, then your match :id
route should be beneath the one for about, so that about is matched first.
Upvotes: 3