For reference, this question is similar to "Subdomains,
Session Data,
& Routing" posted Oct. 31, 2006. Link:
http://gro
ups.google.com/group/rubyonrails-talk/browse_thread/thread/d
3c5072c3588a1e0/f87d0fdfded31650
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I would like to set up a subdomain and, using the
request_routing
plugin, have requests to that subdomain call corresponding
"sub-
controllers" inside a controller module. That way,
urls like:
http://sub.exa
mple.com/target/myaction
could be routed to call:
Grouped::TargetController#myaction (located in
/app/controllers/
grouped/target_controller.rb)
I realize one solution would be to use "Option #2"
in the referenced
post above and create an action dedicated to parsing the url
and
redirecting to the appropriate controller/action. However,
I was
wondering if a simpler approach could be taken through the
routing
code by doing something along these lines:
# match sub.example.com
map.with_options :conditions => { :subdomain => 'sub'
} do |sub|
sub.connect ':target/:action/:id', :controller =>
"sub/:target"
end
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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