Tuesday, June 25, 2013
Does anyone know how to use escape parentheses in routes so I can use them in URLs? They currently denote optional params, but I can't find documentation on how to escape that.
What I want is:
Given I have a route: match "foo(:id)" => "foos#show"
-- When I go to "/foo(3)"
Then params[:id] should be "3"
But currently params[:id] returns "(3)"
I don't want to make :id optional.
Thanks!
Rick
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