I need to use the host to build a URL with a different port.
For example, if the host is example.com, I need to generate a URL like http://example.com:8080/
I need it to be portable, so when I'm in my local enviroment it shows http://localhost:8080/ instead.
Any ideas?
You should use request. original_url to get the current URL.
The unique ID generated by your server is stored on the server-side and in the user's browser as a cookie. Then each time a user checks a new page on your server, the unique id is compared between your server's key and it matches the two.
Run RubyMine and click New Project on the Welcome Screen. Name: specify a name for the project (rails-helloworld in our case). Location: specify a path to the directory in which you want to create the project. By default, RubyMine creates a directory with the same name as the project.
I often use a before_filter
in ApplicationController
to set an instance variable with the host name, something like this:
@hostname = request.host || "www.mydomain.com"
You can also use request.port
to get the port number which the request came through (taken from the HTTP headers).
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