I\'m li开发者_JS百科terately going crazy with this one. I have been searching the answer and trying everything I find, including related questions & answers here on stackoverflow and still can\'t
Is there a way to separate routes in rails 3.1 when a subdomain is present? I want to use one collecti开发者_C百科on of routes when subdomains is used and one if not.
I\'m pretty inexperienced with .net and have just started learning MVC.I\'ve hit an issue concerning multiple controllers being found:
I had an existing User model before I installed Devise so I followed the instructions here. I even generated the devise views.But when I am at my localhost and type in localhost:3000/users/sign_in or
When I change the page path, like this: localhost/XXX/fr - the page is in french and when I write: localhost/XXX/en - the page is in english.
I\'m trying to specify routes (specifically, the root route), dependent on what the current subdomain. I want to route to controller#action1 if the subdomain is subdomain; to controller#action2 if the
I have a page in pages#show. I created a messages form inside that page. When submitted I get this error \"Routing Error No route matches [POST] /pages/9\".
I get a RoutingError whenever a username has an @ symbol in it: No route matches {:controller=>\"users\", :action=>\"show\", :username=>\"abc@shin.com\"}
I\'ve been reading about routing in Rails 3 and have been unsuccessful in achieving what I need.Still fairly new to routes in Rails 3 so I may simply be overlooking things or overcomplicating it.
In my Ruby on Rails application I want to show 404 error page instead of routing开发者_Python百科 error when the given route does not matches or exists in my application. Can anybody help me to make i
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