How do I specify a default in a rails 2.3 route?
In my Rails 2.3.11 app, I want to specify that the default format for a route is :xml. According to the documentation I can do this using :defaults
map.connect '/myroute', :controller => 'mycontroller',
:action 开发者_Go百科=> 'myaction',
:defaults => {:format => :xml}
The documentation specifically says this should work:
You can also define other defaults in a route by supplying a hash for the :defaults option. This even applies to parameters that are not explicitly defined elsewhere in the route.
But if I do that, then I get this error:
/Users/simon/myproject/vendor/rails/actionpack/lib/action_controller/routing/builder.rb:107:in `assign_route_options':
format: No matching segment exists; cannot assign default (ArgumentError)
I see that a lighthouse ticket has been raised about this; a respondent notes that it works for resources but not named routes; an admin has incorrectly marked it as fixed because he's tested it on resources. Ho hum.
Elsewhere it is suggested that i do it like this:
map.connect '/myroute', :controller => 'mycontroller',
:action => 'myaction',
:format => :xml
but then if I test it
assert_generates '/myroute', :controller => 'mycontroller',
:action => 'myaction'
I get told that no route matches :controller => 'mycontroller', :action => 'myaction'
- I have to put the format in by hand, so it isn't a default.
How do I specify a default in a rails 2.3 route? Do I need to get them to reopen the ticket and actually fix the bug? Is there any hope that that will happen now Rails 3 is out?
Hmmm that is pretty weird. I've used :defaults hash in a named route, and it worked for me. Can you try using a named route instead and see if it works ?
map.myroute '/myroute', :controller => 'mycontroller',
:action => 'myaction',
:defaults => {:format => :xml}
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