I want to discuss approach to this situation: I have one rails app and I
want to make only part of, not whole app, running on https.
I know, that https is question of configuring web server. The only
solution I worked out, is to split app into two, one running with ssl.
But I want to avoid splitting application. It is possible?
Well, you can use :protocol => ‘https://’ as a parameter value in
redirect_to call. But be sure it will work only if you are using url as
hash values. It will not work on relative urls. The best way would be to
add a before_filter method and decide on your condition and redirect the
protocol as https://. one example might be like this:
def require_https
redirect_to :protocol => “https://” unless (request.ssl? or
local_request? or request.post? or ENV[“RAILS_ENV”]==“development”)
end
Frantisek P. wrote:
Hello nerds,
I want to discuss approach to this situation: I have one rails app and I
want to make only part of, not whole app, running on https.
I know, that https is question of configuring web server. The only
solution I worked out, is to split app into two, one running with ssl.
But I want to avoid splitting application. It is possible?
Thanks for every reply.
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