I used ssl_requirement plugins, for secured http requests. I have implemented the secured http but the problem is that when I click for non_ssl action it also requests with HTTPS.
suppose I used 2 actions to be secured I used this -->> ssl_required :x, y
I don't know where the prob is?
I used ssl_requirement plugins, for secured http requests. I have implemented the secured http but the problem is that when I click for non_ssl action it also requests with HTTPS.
suppose I used 2 actions to be secured I used this -->> ssl_required :x, y
I don't know where the prob is?
By default a link will always be generated with the same protocol (http or https) that was used to access the page, if you want otherwise you can pass a :protocol option to link_to (and to the other similar helpers). ssl_requirement doesn't handle anything like this for you.
Fred
I don't know where the prob is?
In routes.rb you must specify :requirement => { :protocol => 'http(s)'} for every route. Yes ssl in rails is painful.