How do you make the root_url one level above the root/ and still keep the routes intact

I have a working application with proper routes.

The application then became shared with another application with a homepage below the two sites.

                     -- Root Homepage --
            /                                  \
           |                                   |
       Website 1                           Website 2

Now when I go to my page, the site loads. But the functioning does not.

My Routes

match '/generate_csv/(:id)', :to => "main#generate_csv", :via => :post, :as => "generate_csv"
resources :main
root :to => 'main#new'

Currently, my application is prepended by rails/website_1

How can I get my routes to line up again?

UPDATE

So this resolves the #create method, but I am still trying to get tha开发者_运维技巧t first match route working..

scope "rails" do
  resources :main
  match 'main/generate_csv/(:id)', :to => "main#generate_csv", :via => :post, :as => "generate_csv"
end

The problem is solved by writing the routes twice. This can't be right:

  scope "rails" do
    resources :main
    match 'main/generate_csv/(:id)', :to => "main#generate_csv", :via => :post, :as => "generate_csv"
  end

  resources :main
  match 'main/generate_csv/(:id)', :to => "main#generate_csv", :via => :post, :as => "generate_csv"
  root :to => 'main#new'

It might be easier to use a subdomain as an alternative when merging two separate sites by doing something like:

  constraints(:subdomain => /website1/) do
    match '/' => 'website2/dashboard#index'
  end

Otherwise, maybe try a scope:

scope module => "website1" do
  resources :main
end