Ruby on Rails Thursday, December 1, 2011

> I'm trying to extend the Rails Router so that if none of the routes
> defined matches the current query it will call a specific method which
> will return the controller and method to be called in order to serve
> the request.
>
> Now I have a few years of experience with Rails and Ruby and I've
> tried looking through the code, but I've never been into the Rails
> core so I'm not really sure where to look.


You shouldn't need to dig into the source... just add something like this as the *very last* route..

match '*full_url', :controller => :foo, :action => :index

Then make sure you've got a FooController with a #index action that can examine params[:full_url] and figure out what to do with it...

-philip

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