Hello. I have a Rails app (3.0.3) that uses jQuery (1.4.4) to do some AJAX requests. For example, when doing a AJAX request on a page like "http://localhost:3000/users/3"; with $("div#profile_box").load("profile"); the browser always tries to fetch from "http://localhost:3000/users/ profile". It simply ignores the "3". But when adding a trailing slash after the 3 then it uses"http:// localhost:3000/users/3/profile". Why does it not work without the trailing slash? I reproduced this under Chrome and Firefox (not tried any other browser). And this seems to be indeed a client side problem (I watch the request on the browser console). I know, this is not very Rails specific, but I already posted the problem in the jQuery forum without receiving any explanation yet. And I know there are a lot of Rails people using jQuery, so the above scenario is nothing special. How do you provide the URL to the jQuery AJAX functions? Do you have the same problem? (I reproduced it also under another system.).
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