So what worked? Did you ever solve it?
On Jun 29, 2:33 am, Dario Palmero
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wrote:> Hi!
>
> I have an issue that I think right now is like a "rails cliche":
>
> I''m developing a Network, with a main site and secondary sites.
The idea
> is that when you login in the main site, automatically you are login in
> the secondary sites (and viceversa). The obvious solution (one part at
> least) is that when you login, the domain of the cookie will be the
> same.
>
> I read a lot about this issue and possible solutions but nothing works
> for me. First, I have to clarify that I''m using Rails 2.1.1 and
for many
> reasons I have with stay put with it. I clarify this because I read
> about solutions but with Rails 2.3 (like
thishttp://ramblingsonrails.com/setting-the… n-rails-23)
>
> This other solution:
>
> http://s2.diffuse.it/blog/show/8_Settin… e+in+rails
>
> definitively doesn''t work.
>
> I try even modifing the write_cookie method in the cookie_store.erb,
> trying to "force" the domain, but with no positive results
(modifying
> @cookie_options or options or setting new variables).
>
> And when I try to put lines like this in the environment.erb:
>
> ActionController::Base.session_options[:session_domain] =
''.example.com''
>
> and then I try login, I got ActionController::InvalidAuthenticityToken
>
> I use almost all solutions that I found "googling"(?) and I
create my
> new recipes "mixing" this solutions but the thing
doesn''t work.
>
> Any ideas? Anybody knows one possible solution? I have to use Rails 2.3?
>
> Thanks!!
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