Rails - Aug 2009 - links on page

hi all,


On my page i am displaying business url entered by user it stored in
database
(code is in haml)

  = link_to @user.website,@user.website

if url stored in database is  "abc.com"

then on click of that link it goes to sarasaves/at/www.abc.com
and shows

  Routing Error

  No route matches "/at/moblie.com" with {:method=>:get}


I want user to go to only "abc.com"
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You may try link_to "abc.com", "abc.com".

Tim Teng wrote:
> You may try link_to "abc.com",
"abc.com".

 but, i am taking different values of business_url from database 
depending on user



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On Tue, Aug 25, 2009 at 11:52 PM, Nik
Cool<rails-mailing-list-ARtvInVfO7ksV2N9l4h3zg@public.gmane.org> wrote:
> On my page i am displaying business url entered by user it stored in
> database
> (code is in haml)
>
>  = link_to @user.website,@user.website
>
> if url stored in database is  "abc.com"
> I want user to go to only "abc.com"
Those don''t match -- do you want the URL to be
''abc.com''
or do you want to strip the ''www'' out?

If you just want the ''http://'' added,

  - link_to @user.website, "http://#{@user.website}"

should work.

And just for clarity -- "abc.com" is a hostname, not a URL, which
requires a protocol (http, https, ftp, etc.).

You might want to (re)consider which is most appropriate to store for
your app''s current and future use.

FWIW,
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> 
> You might want to (re)consider which is most appropriate to store for
> your app''s current and future use.
> 
> FWIW,
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> twitter: @hassan
it''s working
Thnaks.......
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