Rails 3.0: error with routes when overriding to_param in model?

The problem is that the email adds a '.' (dot) in the url, and that confuses rails, because it tries to find a "com" format (if the email ends in . Com).

You can include dots '.' in your to_param return value if you specify a custom regular expression for the 'id' parameter in your route, for example.

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