Rails - Dec 2009 - Account name added to URL

Hi,

How do we add default path to each route according to the account?

ex:) My Webapp resides at www.example.com
If I have 1 account named rorTalk and another named rubyTalk then both
accounts should get their own sub url.

eg)
www.example.com/rorTalk/
www.example.com/railsTalk/

Then anything in the system should be accesses through these default
routes.

eg)
www.example.com/rorTalk/Blogs/1/edit
www.example.com/rubyTalk/Blogs/2/edit

etc....

How do i go about it?
1. Concept (How it Works ?)
2. Design (routes.rb, controllers etc)


Thanks and Regards,
Pratik

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Hi, did you consider using permalinks? I use them to hide users account Id
and for SEO purposes.

Sam

On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 11:47 AM, tispratik
<tispratik-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> How do we add default path to each route according to the account?
>
> ex:) My Webapp resides at www.example.com
> If I have 1 account named rorTalk and another named rubyTalk then both
> accounts should get their own sub url.
>
> eg)
> www.example.com/rorTalk/
> www.example.com/railsTalk/
>
> Then anything in the system should be accesses through these default
> routes.
>
> eg)
> www.example.com/rorTalk/Blogs/1/edit
> www.example.com/rubyTalk/Blogs/2/edit
>
> etc....
>
> How do i go about it?
> 1. Concept (How it Works ?)
> 2. Design (routes.rb, controllers etc)
>
>
> Thanks and Regards,
> Pratik
>
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Hi Samuel,

Thanks for the reply. I have never used permalinks, can you point me
to some tutorial for using it?


-Pratik

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