This might be a good time to mention that with the rails 3 redesign,
you can specify much more powerful constraints from within the router.
Katz's website has a nice article on it:
http://yehudakatz.com/2009/12/26/the-rails-3-router-rack-it-up/
The part I found most interesting was this:
Basecamp
Am I on the right lines ?
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Inline - I won't have a chance to test this out until a little later but
yes - thanks for this, think I'm getting it.
Owain wrote in post #957124:
> A quick look and the following points:
>
> - you are not scoping your property_id to the domain. If you go to
> http://chaletcordee.co.uk/propertie
A quick look and the following points:
- you are not scoping your property_id to the domain. If you go to
http://chaletcordee.co.uk/properties/1 you can change to properties 2
in the domain controller and you pick up the other property. Your
application controller should set an instance variable
Oh well if that is the case then you can probably check the current domain /
request.url in a before_filter inside application_controller and work
accordingly thereafter, that should be simple enough too...
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On Tue, Oct 26, 2010 at 12:32, bingo bob wrote:
> M
Multiple apps is definitely not what I wish to do here.
It's a single app.
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I think you should run different rail apps on different ports and use Nginx
to proxy to them. That should be simple enough.
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On Tue, Oct 26, 2010 at 11:57, bingo bob wrote:
> Now I'm firmly back in the rails world here, any kind soul give me a
> pointer as to
Now I'm firmly back in the rails world here, any kind soul give me a
pointer as to how I might finish this one. I figure I need to modify the
routes file and perhaps conditionally modify the rails app home root
based on domain - what else?
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or to put it another way...
what does your routes.rb look like to get the root urls right for a
property (in my case properties anyway). also, totally happy to bypass
properties controller for the public views, just figured I'd done it the
rails way with a properties controller and separate act
Right - once more unto the breach and all that! Thanks for this, I see
what you mean. I've part implemented, the bit I don't quite get relates
to finding the relevant property and what I put in the routes file to
hook it up (hooking up the default root to a domain/property).
The bit you describ
I have built something along these lines and here is how it might work
for you.
Have a domain model that maps a domain name to a property_id(decide
whether you are going to use www or no-www (http://no-www.org/) or
both if you want but it it is better to choose one or the other for
SEO and analyti
any tips - I'm not certain that I can achieve this with modrewrite.
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Been trying rewrite stuff all week but can't get to where I want to be.
If anyone has an answer or another way - v keen to hear.
I did wonder about this...http://github.com/shuber/proxy or my routes.rb
file - or more apache tinkering..
this didn't get me there either (lots of repeated stuff here
Do try it, that's the secret sauce that lets the URL remain masked.
The R flag you have there currently is doing a full external redirect
to a subfolder, but I don't think you need that.
Walter
On Oct 20, 2010, at 5:11 PM, bingo bob wrote:
Will try [NS,QSA] but from what walter said I thin
Luis Saffie wrote in post #955491:
> Did you try using the flags Walter suggested, [NS,QSA]? Can you post
> your Apache rewrite rules?
>
> Hopefully we're not going too off topic with Apache :-)
Sorry for delay, currently running with this
ServerName chaletcordee.co.uk
ServerAlias www.chal
Did you try using the flags Walter suggested, [NS,QSA]? Can you post
your Apache rewrite rules?
Hopefully we're not going too off topic with Apache :-)
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bingo bob wrote in post #955467:
> Well in my case I need to do two things.
>
> 1) redirect www.foo.com => www.foo.com/properties/1/
> DONE
>
> 2) rewrite the resulting url www.foo.com/properties/1/ => www.foo.com
> NOT DONE YET
>
> I'm clear point 1 should be done in A
You can get www.foo.com/ to display the content of properties/1 by
setting your route for "root" in your routes.rb file. In Rails 2, this
would be
map.root :controller => :properties, :action => :view, :id => 1
Now if you are trying to make property1.foo.com point there as well,
that could
Well in my case I need to do two things.
1) redirect www.foo.com => www.foo.com/properties/1/
DONE
2) rewrite the resulting url www.foo.com/properties/1/ => www.foo.com
NOT DONE YET
I'm clear point 1 should be done in Apache config, as it is.
Are you saying point (2) should be done in Apache or
bingo bob wrote in post #955373:
> Thanks Luis, I'll refer to them and see if I can find a solution totally
> via apache/modrewrite; I suspect I can! I need to get a handle on the
> syntax of those rewrite commands, the command chain and regexes, should
> be ok. I'll post back to this thread with t
Thanks Luis, I'll refer to them and see if I can find a solution totally
via apache/modrewrite; I suspect I can! I need to get a handle on the
syntax of those rewrite commands, the command chain and regexes, should
be ok. I'll post back to this thread with the solution when I crack it.
You need to
You could do it all with modrewrite. You'll just need to specify the
specific rules and rewrite actions for all your cases. It's not that
hard, just read up on it.
There are countless of resources on the web about this.
Here's a starting point
http://www.webmastertips.us/tutorials/mod_rewrite.ht
Anyone else comment as to if this combination of apache rewrites and
rails routing will play nicely together. I'll try it of course just
imagine that it may have been done before by somebody.
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yes, it should work. Look like you may need to add single resources
along with the nested ones. Not entirely sure if you can do this
though...
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I'm half way there then?
Need to handle the rest on the rails side - via my routes.rb file?
Will this approach work?
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So taking it a step on I figure I need to work on a few things...
need to make sure www versions all operate ok.
need to make sure that when I add another domain, that works to.
http://chaletcordee.co.uk/properties/1/comments
should be
http://chaletcordee.co.uk/comments
guess this is the rails
Thanks for bearing with me.
That one didn't work - close but it gave me a double rendering of the
apartment-marie.com bit, something like this...
apartment-marie.com/apartment-marie.com/properties bla... so I edited
like so (here's the real file and it's live if it helps)..
This is much better
Ok, let's back up a bit.
For now just do the apache rewrite as I mentioned above. I think Fred is
right that you need to use ^/$ rather than ^.*$ so your rule would look
like
RewriteRule ^/$ apartment-marie.com/properties/2/$1 [R]
I think that's it.
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As Fred metioned. Looks like there's two rewrites here. Only needs to be
done from the Apache side and the other from rails (routes.rb)
I suggest you get the apache site going before attempting the other
rewrite.
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On Oct 18, 2:43 pm, bingo bob wrote:
> Hi Luis,
>
> Thanks for this, I'm getting *really* close I think.
>
> That looks fine and I've tried - the redirects are taking effect but
> it's not quite right.
>
> The localhost:3000 part was just on my Mac, now I'm on the server I need
> to replace that
Hi Luis,
Thanks for this, I'm getting *really* close I think.
That looks fine and I've tried - the redirects are taking effect but
it's not quite right.
The localhost:3000 part was just on my Mac, now I'm on the server I need
to replace that in some way with the root of the rails app - how do
Yeah, for this setup it's recommended to use virtual hosts along with
modrewrite
So for example you'd have your site like this defined in your
apache.conf
ServerName www.chalet-yeti.com
RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://localhost:3000/properties/1/$1 [R]
ServerName www.apar
Someone's suggested that actually using virtual hosts maybe a better way
for me to do this? Thoughts?
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Thanks for this. I'm about to try and implement it, appreciate this is a
little OT, but has anyone got any more tips for me or even a quick
example.
Just to be clear, I'm using passenger - will that get in the way or also
need any configuration?
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You'll want to use wildcards
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Luis Saffie wrote in post #954771:
> You could do this with Apache
> Look at modrewrite
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> Luis
Thanks that's great.
Will it have the flexibility to deal with all the sub pages?
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Look at modrewrite
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Anyone done anything like this before?
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