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I have a controller SubscriptionsController with only actions new and create. How would I redirect to new if say someone tries to visit GET /subscriptions which would normally trigger the index action?
config/routes.rb
resource :subscriptions, :only => [:new, :create]
Using rails3 you can do it from a route, something like:
Edit:
From the comments it was made clear you want to capture more than that, using a wild card you can make it more generic. You may need to combine this form with the previous to deal with the non-slash form (or try the below form without a slash, I havent tried that). Also make sure to put these “catch all” routes below your other ones since routes are matched from top to bottom.