I''m using the account_location plugin to let users create accounts
(user.site.com)
in routes.rb I have:
map.connect '''', :controller => "site",
:conditions => { :subdomain =>
''www'' }
map.connect '''', :controller => "accounts"
so I can have a public facing www.site.com through site_controller and
have the accounts_controller handle everything else.
In my functional tests for the site controller for example, if I do
something simple like
get :index
the test tells me it''s been routed to the accounts controller. This
must
be because the test doesn''t know the subdomain perhaps. So I try
get ''www.site.com'' or get :index, :subdomain =>
''www''
and have the same results.
How can you get functional tests to recognize the subdomain? I''m
stumped
on this one.
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