# Please help: How do I set the default URL path with multiple

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**Category:** Radiant CMS\
**Created:** [November 13, 2006, 3:57pm UTC](https://www.ruby-forum.com/t/please-help-how-do-i-set-the-default-url-path-with-multiple/75795 "2006-11-13T15:57:03Z")\
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Hi,

I’ve managed to set two radiant sites using apache 1.3 and fcgi. Now I  
can  
access them site at [DOMAIN FOR SALE](http://www.mydomain.org/radiant1) and  
[DOMAIN FOR SALE](http://www.mydomain.org/radiant2)

However, I can’t navigate the sites because all the links are generated  
using the default path /

So if I click the News section for example, the site refers me to  
[DOMAIN FOR SALE](http://www.mydomain.org/news) instead of  
[DOMAIN FOR SALE](http://www.mydomain.org/radiant1/news).

Where do I set the default url path for each of my radiant sites?

Jose.

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The easiest way is to set your DNS to point to your radiant sub dir.  
Else  
you could fiddle with the routes.rb file to fit your needs.

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Thanks for the reply.

Do you know where exactly do I have to make the changes?

Perhaps # Site URLs ?

Jose.

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Ok, let me exaplin this as easily as I can.

Radiant generates an html page with the following div

[Recursos para la investigación](https://www.ruby-forum.com/recursos/)

What I want to do is to force, in \<a href=\>, “/myapp/”

So I would get /myapp/recursos/

and eveything will work fine : )

Any ideas?

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I think what you describe should be fairly easy to solve with  
routes.rbhacks. Else your COULD create an url filter in the front  
controller to add  
“/myApp/” in front of all incoming URLS. Sorry I can’t be more specific  
at  
the moment…I’m at work and am supposed to be debugging some 2K lines  
of  
.Net code ☹

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Jose,

I’d fiddle with the lines below (which correspond to lines \> 56 in  
routes.rb  
):

# Site URLs

> ```
> # Everything else
> site.connect '*url', :action
> 
> ```
> 
> =\> ‘show\_page’  
> end

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Ruben,

Thanks for your help.

I’ve changed routes.rb and nothing happens : ( Perhaps I’m not sure of  
what I’m doing.

I’ve also found this ticket [http://dev.rubyonrails.org/ticket/5420](http://dev.rubyonrails.org/ticket/5420)

It says to add “ActionController::AbstractRequest.relative\_url\_root =  
‘/subdir’” to both routes.rb and environment.rb

Has anybody used this method?

Jose.

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I’ve been playing with the Mental branch this weekend to test-out the  
work being done on the new Radiant Extensions concept. I thought I  
just put down a quick narrative of my experience with it to give  
those who’ve not had a chance to check it out recently a preview of  
what’s to come. There is some work still to do here, but as far as I  
can see a lot of work has been done in the last few weeks.

Everything is working pretty well… I can generate and extension  
“script/generate extension calendar” and modify the necessary lines  
in the extension activate method to make it show-up as an admin tab.  
Then I was able to dump a bunch of pre-existing models and migrations  
from the Calendar application I want to integrate with ease.

Understanding that this is very much a work in progress, I did want  
to make one note of interest:

When I created the Calendar extension and then ran my migrations I  
found out quickly that it doesn’t work well to have a model named the  
same as the Extension (I had a Calendar model as well). I renamed my  
Calendar model, reversed the migrations by hand and everything  
migrated up fine the second time around.

Then in my calendar controller I dumped a scaffold :event\_calendar  
and voila! I had a nifty interface for adding and removing calendars  
right within Radiant admin.

I know I for one see the maturation of these extensions as an  
important turning-point for Radiant as a project.

IMHO this robust and Rails friendly way of extending Radiant is key  
to allowing it to remain spartan. Though I might still prefer the CMS  
to be the plugin a la Comatose, this level (and method) of  
extensibility will mean the best of both worlds for most of those who  
just have CMS needs + a little something else.

So, John, with crystal ball in hand, what do you see as a likely  
timeframe for an official release which includes both Extensions and  
Page Types?

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Jose,

That Rails ticket is exactly what I was talking about. I tried and it  
worked  
very well. The only problem I see if the URL requests collide with some  
controller/setting of Radiant…if you have a development environment  
tried  
there first before deploying.

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I just want to second this, the extensions are very well thought out  
and pretty easy to use even in their very raw state. I have a very  
simple assets management system (based on acts\_as\_attachment) that  
took maybe a few hours to set up. Most of that was making sure that  
the views integrated nicely into Radiant.

I found another small gotcha with the migrations. If you have more  
than one extension, you do have to make sure that the migrations are  
properly numbered. 2 “No. !” doesn’t work. And the rake task provides  
no feedback, I have gotten used to the new Rake task telling me what  
it is doing. Not a biggie, but it would be nice.

All in all, this is a really great addition to Radiant and vastly  
increases its value, at least to me. I can’t wait until an official  
release.

One sort of funny note: I tried to add tagging to Radiant while I was  
at it. I used the acts\_as\_taggable plugin (not the Gem) from DHH and  
only had to add one line to the Page model and one line in the  
control, plus a very small change in the views. It worked great.  
Except that it totally broke the Radius tagging system and the front  
end rendered nothing.

Just for fun and because I had just watched the original Battlestar  
Galactica with it’s robotic “Daggits”, I renamed the plugin to  
“acts\_as\_daggable”, changed all the instances of “tag” to “dag” and  
the thing works. Really well, actually. So adding tagging to Radiant  
should be very easy, but we do have to watch our namespaces.

Keith B.  
removed\_email\_address@domain.invalid

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Ruben,

I also found this  
[http://www.hostingrails.com/forums/rails\_coding\_thread/37](http://www.hostingrails.com/forums/rails_coding_thread/37)

I think this is what I need. It says that  
ActionController::AbstractRequest.relative\_url\_root “Essentially tells  
Rails to tack on an extra ‘/subdir’ to every URL it writes.”

I’ve already used ActionController::AbstractRequest.relative\_url\_root =  
“/subdir” at the bottom of environment.rb and nothing happens.

I’m really confused. Shouldn’t hosting different rails applications on  
different subfolders be a common task?

jose.

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Loren J. wrote:

> I know I for one see the maturation of these extensions as an  
> important turning-point for Radiant as a project.
> 
> IMHO this robust and Rails friendly way of extending Radiant is key  
> to allowing it to remain spartan. Though I might still prefer the CMS  
> to be the plugin a la Comatose, this level (and method) of  
> extensibility will mean the best of both worlds for most of those who  
> just have CMS needs + a little something else.

I agree.

> So, John, with crystal ball in hand, what do you see as a likely  
> timeframe for an official release which includes both Extensions and  
> Page Types?

That depends. Off hand I think there is at least another two weeks of  
work needed on it. Maybe four.

I’m not going to have a lot of time to work on it between now and the  
end of the year (got to work to pay the bills), but there’s a chance  
that things may pull together in time for a Christmas release. More  
realistically we are probably talking about mid- to late January.

There are at least two major things that need to be worked out:

1. Activation and deactivation of extensions within the admin UI

2. The scripts to manage the upgrade from 0.5.2

The first is probably something I am going to need to work out on my  
own. The second is something that I would love help with.

Also, the more people that can jump on board and start using the code in  
the mental branch the better. This is a major upgrade and your comments  
and feedback are vital.

–  
John L.  
[http://wiseheartdesign.com](http://wiseheartdesign.com)

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Jose,

It is a common task. The disconnect happens between Radiant and the  
generated page. Radiant will know to add the URL prefix, but any manual  
links won’t be automatically updated/parsed on the way out.

If you are using Apache, make sure to put this line in your .htaccess:

RewriteBase /subdir

Cheers,  
Sean

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Keith B. wrote:

> I just want to second this, the extensions are very well thought out and  
> pretty easy to use even in their very raw state. I have a very simple  
> assets management system (based on acts\_as\_attachment) that took maybe a  
> few hours to set up. Most of that was making sure that the views  
> integrated nicely into Radiant.

Would you be willing to share that with the rest of us? I’d like to have  
an assets extension in the repository when the next release becomes  
available.

> I found another small gotcha with the migrations. If you have more than  
> one extension, you do have to make sure that the migrations are properly  
> numbered.

More than one extension? Please elaborate.

> 2 “No. !” doesn’t work.

???

> And the rake task provides no  
> feedback, I have gotten used to the new Rake task telling me what it is  
> doing. Not a biggie, but it would be nice.
> 
> All in all, this is a really great addition to Radiant and vastly  
> increases its value, at least to me. I can’t wait until an official  
> release.
> 
> One sort of funny note: I tried to add tagging to Radiant while I was at  
> it.

I’d love to see the implementation for this as well.

> I used the acts\_as\_taggable plugin (not the Gem) from DHH and only  
> had to add one line to the Page model and one line in the control, plus  
> a very small change in the views. It worked great. Except that it  
> totally broke the Radius tagging system and the front end rendered nothing.

That’s probably because Radiant now has a “Taggable” module for Radius  
tags. Perhaps we should move it into the Radiant namespace  
(Radiant::Taggable).

–  
John L.  
[http://wiseheartdesign.com](http://wiseheartdesign.com)

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Keith,

> I just want to second this, the extensions are very well thought  
> out and pretty easy to use even in their very raw state. I have a  
> very simple assets management system (based on acts\_as\_attachment)  
> that took maybe a few hours to set up. Most of that was making sure  
> that the views integrated nicely into Radiant.

Are you using this mental branch install in “production” i.e. as a  
live site?

Loren J.  
removed\_email\_address@domain.invalid

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Sean,

Thanks for your reply. Does that rule go into my app’s public folder? Or  
in the main public\_html folder?

I’ve already done that in my app public folder and nothing.

: /

The only page that renders is the main page. So at least my apache-fcgi  
configuration is working. And if I manually type in the url’s they work  
fine. The problem is that my site is generating links from the “root”  
folder, instead from it’s own subdirectory.

jose.

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> have  
> an assets extension in the repository when the next release becomes  
> available.

Sure, it is very simple, but a good start. I have tried to integrate  
the “look and feel” of Radiant as much as possible. Let me clean it  
up a bit and I will provide an svn link. Like the acts\_as\_taggable  
plugin, I don’t have any radius tags for it yet, only the backend. I  
will be getting to those next.

> ???  
> I had two separate plugins, one for the tagging and one for the  
> assets. I ran the tagging migration first. then I tried to run the  
> assets. I believe it didn’t run the assets until i changed the  
> migration number from 001 to 002… though now that I think about it,  
> I am not so sure. The lack of feedback on the rake task might have  
> confused me. (I am easily confused, especially hacking in the middle  
> of the night)

> > a very small change in the views. It worked great. Except that it  
> > totally broke the Radius tagging system and the front end rendered  
> > nothing.
> 
> That’s probably because Radiant now has a “Taggable” module for Radius  
> tags. Perhaps we should move it into the Radiant namespace  
> (Radiant::Taggable).

If you moved the Taggable module into it’s own namespace, i think we  
could have basic tagging very easily. I had the admin side part  
programmed literally in a matter of minutes. The changes need are  
very small, if you use the plugin. Of course, this doesn’t include  
the work for the Radius tags, but that shouldn’t be too hard. Even  
without using the plugin, it wouldn’t be that hard. The plugin  
provides a lot of functionality, but does has some quirks. It doesn’t  
accept comma separated lists for instance, which makes multiword tags  
hard. There are a lot of changes floating around on the wiki though.

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No, not yet. I hope to use it for something soon. I got the database  
moved over today from 0.5.2, without too many problems (that I have  
found). I haven’t gotten my custom tags going yet, but as soon as  
those get going I am going to deploy it to a test server. Should it  
survive that, then I will use it on a small site I have.

Keith B.  
removed\_email\_address@domain.invalid  
Tel: +49-7731-7983830

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Hi,

I found this by John L. on the ruby archive  
[http://www.ruby-forum.com/topic/82446](http://www.ruby-forum.com/topic/82446)

He wrote:  
“I wouldn’t recommend running Radiant in a sub-directory. It isn’t  
designed with this in mind.If you’d like to just have Radiant serve  
files  
from a specific directory, the simplest thing would be to change the  
rewrite rules inthe .htaccess file (or equivalent for your Web server).  
What exactly are you trying to do? and why?”

What I’m trying to do is to set two different websites like this:

[mydomain.org/app1](http://mydomain.org/app1)  
[mydomain.org/app2](http://mydomain.org/app2)

[mydomain.org](http://mydomain.org) is an institution comprised of two departments. Each  
department wants to have their own database and their cms to administer  
their websites.

I’ll explain what I’ve done so far:

In my httpd.conf I’ve included

 AddHandler fcgid-script .fcgi IPCCommTimeout 40 IPCConnectTimeout 10 DefaultInitEnv RAILS\_ENV production SocketPath /tmp/fcgidsock

And,

I’ve made a ln -s from home/myapp/public/ to /var/www/html/myapp

That way when I go to [DOMAIN FOR SALE](http://mydomain.org/myapp) I get the main page of my  
website.

> From there on, all the autogenerated links (ex. sitemap snippet) direct me  
> to [DOMAIN FOR SALE](http://mydomain.org/link) instead of to [DOMAIN FOR SALE](http://mydomain.org/myapp/link)

The thing is that I’ve tried a bunch of different combinations and  
nothing  
seems to make a difference.

1. I’ve created a virtual host for myapp

2. I’ve included in my environment.rb  
ActionController::AbstractRequest.relative\_url\_root = “/myapp”

3. In .htaccess I’ve uncommented RewriteBase /myapp

4. And I’ve followed the following articles in configuration  
combinations  
I can’t even remember

[http://www.hostingrails.com/forums/wiki\_thread/6](http://www.hostingrails.com/forums/wiki_thread/6)

> **[Koalan & Surikaten](http://creativi.st/blog/articles/read/17)**
>
> Koalan & Surikaten

[http://wiki.rubyonrails.org/rails/pages/HowtoDeployMoreThanOneRailsAppOnOneMachine](http://wiki.rubyonrails.org/rails/pages/HowtoDeployMoreThanOneRailsAppOnOneMachine)  
[http://blog.duncandavidson.com/2005/12/real\_lessons\_fo.html](http://blog.duncandavidson.com/2005/12/real_lessons_fo.html)

Is this a Radiant problem then? I got the idea of multiple Radiant’s in  
sbdirectories form Dave T.’ Agile Web D. with Rails.

Jose.

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On 14/11/2006, at 8:13 AM, removed\_email\_address@domain.invalid wrote:

> rewrite rules inthe .htaccess file (or equivalent for your Web  
> server).  
> What exactly are you trying to do? and why?"
> 
> What I’m trying to do is to set two different websites like this:
> 
> [DOMAIN FOR SALE](http://mydomain.org/app1)  
> [DOMAIN FOR SALE](http://mydomain.org/app2)

For a really simple (but not the best) solution, you could make a  
root-page for each app with the same slug as the subdirectory. eg.  
for app1:

app1/  
±- home/  
±- about/  
±- contact/

etc… One problem that you might have is if you use \<r:find\>, then  
it would start to get a little bit messy. But after thinking for a  
bit, it might make more sense for the people that manage the site  
arent really technical… keep us posted on what you come up with 🙂

bodhi

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