Is it possible to block an action to be executed directly from the browser, but still be able to redirect to it from inside the site? I know it sounds stupid but this is what I want:
I have a Folder model which acts_as_tree. Is it possible that the routes represent the folder structure?
I have a controller which has a method called history class UsersController < ApplicationControll开发者_如何学Cer
I have a route in my code that looks like this: map.app \'applications/:title_header\', :controller => \'apps\', :action => \'show\'
I\'m using a paperclip plugin with an extension to write to the database. The default looks like: /screenshots/photos/24?style=thumb which gets caught already by the default routing in routes.rb.
When I call \"route PRINT\" from the command line in Windows XP I get (? characters are IP addresses I obfuscated intentionally for posting):
I\'m having troubling completing a task the RESTful way. I have a \"tasks\" controller, and also a \"complete_tasks\" controller.
I need to create a pretty route for an action that is expecting ugly nested parameter names (this is set and not something I can change at this time).
I am confused on the best practices for usi开发者_C百科ng Mongoose with express js with trying to render a page that contains data (with EJS).