On Thursday, March 7, 2013 10:49:48 AM UTC, ngw wrote:
>
> On Thursday, March 7, 2013 11:45:22 AM UTC+1, ngw wrote:
>
>> CUT
>
>
> Sorry for the formatting
>
> config.action_controller.asset_host = Proc.new { |source, request=nil|
> if request && request.ssl?
> "https://staging.foobar.it";
> else
> "http://assets#{ <http://assets/#%7B> ( source.length % 4 ) + 1 }.
> staging.foobar.it"
> end
> }
>
>
Hope it's more clear. It's bascially copied from the docs :)
>
>
Looking at the code, rails uses the arity of your proc to decide what to
do. If the arity is 1 it passes just the source, if it is 2 it passes both,
but will blow up when there is no request available (and warn you to) and
if the arity is negative (you can pass as many optional arguments as you
want) it passes both.
the problem is that lambda {|x,y=nil|} counts as an arity of 1, so rails
doesn't try to pass the request, if you do lambda {|x,*y|} then you should
get the request in y (y will be an array).
However, you will presumably still need to deal with the fact that your
precompiled assets will be either all ssl or all non ssl - if you serve
some css that references (eg via background-url) a non ssl asset then I'd
expect you to run into mixed content warnings.
Fred
> ngw
>
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