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nesko · Apr 29 '10, 04:57 PM

few last words ...

Thank you for all your help.

I have also got this list_users.html .erb:

Code:

<h2>Administrators</h2>
<ul>
	<% for user in @all_users %>
		<li><%= link_to "[X]", { # link_to options
					 :controller => 'login',
					 :action => 'delete_user',
					 :id => user
					},
					{ # html options

...

nesko · Apr 29 '10, 03:52 PM

No problem, I'm really pleased that you are asking questions. Just continue :)

Did you read my last post because it makes your first question a bit obsolete (with reordering routing rules I was able to add user and log in).

Now some more details how the error is manifested:

If I use direct path like /login/add_user I don't get anything in rails log - not a single row though I have config.log_leve l = :debug in...

nesko · Apr 29 '10, 03:41 PM

Update:

Sorry, I have just moved this
map.connect 'login/add_user', :controller => "login", :action => "add_user"
below
map.add_user 'add_user', :controller => "login", :action => "add_user"
and now add user is working and I can log in.
After that the rest of the application is working too.
Even redirect back and forth (to login when not logged...

nesko · Apr 29 '10, 03:26 PM

Yes it is and it is redirecting to the login_page ... well with this routing in place:

map.connect 'login', :controller => 'login', :action => "login_page "

The problem here is that I'm running in test environment and have never got so far to make a proper user I can use to log in (though flash is showing right message so post back is working).
What I tried was to exclude add_user from before_filter...

nesko · Apr 29 '10, 02:53 PM

By the way I'm using session variables in the rest of the application (mostly for the layout/menu things) and those are working fine.

nesko · Apr 29 '10, 02:46 PM

The problem is that I (the application) will never even come so far (to the login_page) if I try to use full path:
<app>/login/login_page
Just 500 Internal Server Error is shown.
So the problem appears before any session variable is checked/used and therefor I don't see any point in checking session variables.
What I could conclude is that there is clear routing problem because for instance
map.connect 'login/add_user',...

nesko · Apr 29 '10, 02:08 PM

Thanks for the reply! :)
Could you please be more specific about where I should check session variables.
And why doesn't this problem appear with explicit map.connect routes like
map.connect 'login', :controller => 'login', :action => "login_page "
I've checked for instance with:
map.add_user 'add_user', :controller => "login", :action => "add_user"
with
<%= link_to...

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