I am have a xyz method in one controller. Now I have a url 'buy-m-get-n' which will call xyz action.
get "/buy-m-get-n" => "store#xyz"
Now I want to call the same action for different values of m and n. eg: 'buy-2-get-3', 'buy-4-get-5'. m ,n <= 10
I tried this in routes.rb,
[1..10].each do |x|
[1..10].each do |y|
get "/buy-#{x}-get-#{y}" => "store#xyz"
end
end
But it gives me new url as,
/buy-1..10-get-1..10-free
The way you are doing is not standard way.
Why do you not try like this:-
get "/buy/:m/get/:n" => "store#xyz", as: :buy_get
in this way you can use this url for different value for m and n for example: -
buy_get_path(m: 1, n: 2) #this will generate url like - /buy/:1/get/:2
buy_get_path(m: 3, n: 4) #this will generate url like - /buy/:3/get/:4
get 'buy-:m-get-:n', to: 'articles#buy_get', as: :buy_get
and you can use it as: -
buy_get_path(m: 1, n: 2) # this will generate url like: - buy-1-get-2
get 'buy-:m-get-:n', to: 'articles#buy_get', as: :buy_get use this. and use in view layer buy_get_path(m: 1, n: 2)If n will be always fixed to 1 to 10, remove the brackets. [1..10] is an array of Range, 1..10 is the Range.
1..10.each do |x|
1..10.each do |y|
get "/buy-#{x}-get-#{y}" => "store#xyz"
end
end
