I have a Rails 3 app that needs to have subdomains that point to a static page in my code base
EXAMPLE:
mk1.mysite.com needs to show the page that is located
app > views > about > page.html.haml
That page sits at mysite.com/about/page.html
QUESTION:
How can I configure the routes to display the subdirectory ( mysite.com/about/page.html ) page by visiting the subdomain ( mk1.mysite.com )?
I have this in my routes.rb
match '/' => 'about/page.html', :constraints => { :subdomain => 'mk1' }
Where is your regular root route located in your routes file? Is it located before or after the line you listed in your post?
So if you have a line like
root :to => "foo#index"
In your routes file, above
match '/' => 'about/page.html', :constraints => { :subdomain => 'mk1' }
The root route would be called first and your subdomain route won't be called.
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