Invalid authenticity tokens when using subdomains

Rails
1

Does anyone have experience with using subdomains and rails? The
example that I used to help me out was from the Advanced Rails Recipes
book, but I can’t get it working as it should.

I continually get authenticity token errors after logging in. I have
had this error before, and for whatever reason after I added a<%=
token_tag %> to the form it worked, but it doesn’t work in this case.

Any clues to why this is happening?

Thanks for the help

2

Don’t forget to include in your forms a hidden field with:
name: request_forgery_protection_token.to_s
value: form_authenticity_token

At least that’s what I do when I’m sending custom POST requests.

3

Lobo tuerto Cazador wrote:

Don’t forget to include in your forms a hidden field with:
name: request_forgery_protection_token.to_s
value: form_authenticity_token

At least that’s what I do when I’m sending custom POST requests.

what is the benefit of that in comparison to the authenticity token
(input name=“authenticity_token” type=“hidden”
value="7cd3363a03957d3d4…), which is what is also generated by the
token_tag method?

4

I have the same problem and I´m using account_location. The token_tag
does exactly the same as described above. Don´t really know what the
difference is. Anybody else experienced this?

On 30 Jan, 14:43, Chris O. [email protected]