Is it possible to read the URL that someone uses to access your site.
For example: I own, www.english.com and www.chinese.com and only have
one rails site. Is it possible, when a user accessing my rails site from
english.com is automatically set to use my English I18n, as well as a
separate style sheet, where as www.chinese.com would utilize chinese
I18n ??
On Fri, Dec 12, 2008 at 5:08 PM, Richard S.
[email protected] wrote:
Is it possible to read the URL that someone uses to access your site.
For example: I own, www.english.com and www.chinese.com and only have
one rails site. Is it possible, when a user accessing my rails site from
english.com is automatically set to use my English I18n, as well as a
separate style sheet, where as www.chinese.com would utilize chinese
I18n ??
Hi Richard, yes it’s possible. I have a rails app that can be accessed
from various domains, what I do is check request.host to get the
domain.
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Jaime I.
http://jaimeiniesta.com
http://www.workingwithrails.com/person/6722-jaime-iniesta
Hey thanks for the heads up!!!
For anyone else who wants to implement this, you can just put
<%= request.host %> in your view or
request.host in your controller
if you are looking at your site from http://0.0.0.0:3000 you will get a
return of:
0.0.0.0
Thanks Jaime !!