Daniel Lopes

I'm creating this ticket to send a patch to make select_tag behave like select method from form_builder's.

I tried to use prompt in select_tag but it didn't wor...

Now I got what are you trying to explain. In the context of views is pretty clear when the view that call's link_to (and uses url for behind) will take his own ...

I attached an app for the example. In the source folder I have a PostsController and an Admin::PostsController. My admin calls the cache_sweeper method and say ...

Actually I any place I reference the admin namespace in the sweeper, neither in the controllers. The sweeper will expire the Admin controller without I said to ...

Andrea, I didn't said anything about the Admin namespace in the Sweeper. That is the reason why I think this is undesired. What I think is the right thing to ex...

To force Rails to don't use admin in path what I did was:

expire_page :controller => "/posts", :action => "show", :only_path => true

But "/posts" is as strange ...

[This ticket is not a bug, somebody could close it?]

Today when I'm testing Rails 3.0 I found a behavior that I think is bug.

If you have a blog with an admin a...

Thanks Valim.

About the bug, it happens because url_for call the named route when you send a record to it. In some context I don't think it's wrong, like this:
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To be more specific the options passed to url_for is:

{:action=>"show", :controller=>"accounts", :format=>#, :use_route=>:account, :only_path=>false}

Why this bug was assigned to milestone 3.0? It shouldn't be released with Rails 2.3.6?

The problem is with url_for method, when we send a active record object t...