I've been searching for a while now, but I can't seem to figure out if this is even possible. What I need is one controller for two different paths.
What I have is one model, with two types: own and compatitive.
So what I want is two paths like this, going both to one controller:
example.com/hotels
example.com/compatitives
These have to be resources, and there is going to be a lot of nesting in these routes. So I don't want to create a resource mapping for both of them.
I've already tried this:
resources :hotels, :compatitives, :controller => :hotels do
resources :rooms do
collection do
match "/search", :action => :search
end
end
collection do
match "/search"
match "/results/:type/:id(/:page)", :action => :results
end
end
resources :prices do
collection do
match "/check"
end
end
But the controller is not hotels_controller for both.
Is this even possible?
Thanks!
Got it to work with this solution:
def add_hotel_collection
resources :rooms do
collection do
match "/search", :action => :search
end
end
collection do
match "/search", :action => :search
match "/results/:type/:id(/:page)", :action => :results
end
end
resources :hotels do
add_hotel_collection
end
resources :compatitives, :controller => :hotels do
add_hotel_collection
end
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