Take the 2-minute tour ×  Lets say we have a GoodTimes
controller and we want to create the following mappings between
routes and controller actions (in addition to the standard
resources):  /good_times/new/party          {:controller =>
"good_times", :action => "party"} /good_times/new/afterparty
{:controller => "good_times", :action => "afterparty"}
/good_times/new/eurorave       {:controller => "good_times",
:action => "eurorave"}  In Rails 2 land we could do:
map.resources :good_times, :new => {:party => :get, :afterparty
=> :get, :eurorave => :post}  Our path-helpers would then be:
What is the preferred method of accomplishing the same in Rails
3 land?  This question is answered here: Adding custom :new
routes using Rails 3 routing  share|improve this question It
doesn't look like the question you pointed out answers this. Can
you answer your own question and clarify? –  mihai Feb 21 '13 at
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