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Hi. I was wondering how to do this in rails where the user gets a subdomain in the link of the site. example: username.tadalist.com Or if you know of a reference, please point me to it. Thanks -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

Hi, I''ve previously described one of my wish list items, http://kleb.tadalist.com/lists/public/427170 in http://blade.nagaokaut.ac.jp/cgi-bin/scat.rb/ruby/ruby-talk/217068 where I basically take a hash of hashes and create a set of tabbed dialogs for each key of the large hash where each tab has a form to set each key-value pair of the embedded hashes. Toward this end...

I finally managed to use subdomains as account keys, just as in tadalist. Now I have an "account" variable in all my controllers, and was thinking about what implications I''m going to have on security, because the accounts table contains all account crypted passwords (of course). Is it secure or not ? David ? :) -- checking for life_signs in -lKenn...

...@login = @params[:user_login] end end end And it works fine with all browsers but MSIE 5.5sp2 where the user IS logged in but on arrival at the redirect page the session is lost. You can see this bug in action if you try to use the wretched browser to log into a tadalist (for example). Can anyone suggest a work around to allow 5.5 users to keep workable sessions with a Rails app? Thanks, Gavin

Hello everyone- I was just reading the article on Rails at O''Reilly and one of those little light bulbs over my head went off - what a GREAT tool. I tried to install both Ruby on my Mac PowerBook without much luck and then tried to install Ruby and Rails on a FreeBSD server I have. I am running into some odd errors - so, my question is - can you point me to some tech resources

Hi all, Is there an apllicaiton that allows to handle an Online Web Calendar, similar to the TaDalist.com? Regards -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

Just spent 40+ hours in two days deploying my app on Windows 2000. Not all the time was Apache/MySql related, but a significant portion was. What a nightmare that was. Unfortunately, the customer is dead-set on "standardizing" by using Windows. So, as I sat there between a Linux box and an AIX box working on this thing, I ran into problems, part of which were: CGI was slow (Dell