Hi Tim,
Your question was interesting.
> Is it possible to have to have the root url configured so that the user
> is directed to a different page depending if they are logged in or not
> whilst also keeping the url the same?
>
> E.g
> If the user is logged in, I wantwww.example.comto show the Users#show
> action
> If the user is not logged in, I wantwww.example.comto the the
> Sessions#new action
>
No, its not possible as far I know.
> At the moment I have the root url configured to be the Users#show action
> and I have a 'login_required' before filter on the Users#show action
> which redirects the user to Sessions#new if the user is not logged in.
> This works well but the URL is changed when the user is directed and so
> all nonlogged in users seewww.example.com/loginas the url when they
> come to the site. I want everybody to seewww.example.comregardless of
> whether they are logged in or not.
>
> routes.rb
> map.root :controller => 'users', :action => 'show'
> map.login '/login', :controller => 'sessions', :action => 'new'
>
> Thanks
> --
> Posted viahttp://www.ruby-forum.com/.
All files under config directory could not access any methods or
variables like 'session'. And it is must to have a different urls for
different actions rendered in the browser.
Still you want to do that?
Use same controller and same action but render a partial based on your
stuff needed.
Thanks,
Sadeesh Kumar Viswanathan.
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