Hello,
My server installation of RoR is working but I still have a problem with routes. I would like the root URL of my site to be some thing like mydomain.com/mysite/ . But this is not working since Rails include the '/mysite/' in his routing. Of course, if in all connections in routes.rb I add '/mysite', all is working, but is there another way to tell Rails that my root URL is not '/' ?
Thank you for all, Pierre L.
AFIK, no, there isn't.
What you could do, if you really need something like this (I can't see a reason...) is, at the "root_path" redirect to this URL that you want to be your root.
Is your app fronted by Apache?
Yes it is ! Is there a solution with the htaccess ?
In fact, my site is still in development, I don't want to put it on the root of my domain, but in a directory. I think I miss something simple because I've done tests few months ago and all was ok.
I've found : all one have to do it to put config.action_controller.relative_url_root = '/yourpath' in the config file.