Reputation: 9415
I'm currently rendering some static pages in my routes.rb as follows:
get "home/index"
get "about", to: "home#about"
get "help", to: "home#help"
get "news", to: "home#news"
get "mobile", to: "home#mobile"
Under my "views" folder, I have a "home" folder that then contains "about.html", "help.html", etc. I want to have a page "android" that appears nested under mobile, i.e.
/mobile/android
How would I set this up in my routes, and where would I put the corresponding view?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 163
Reputation: 3079
It is usually not a very good idea to handle static pages like this, but if you only need to add one page, then I would it so:
config/routes.rb
get "mobile/android", to: "home#mobile_android"
And add new mobile_android.html
file in home
folder, as you already did.
But again, it's not a great idea to handle static pages in rails like that.
Upvotes: 1