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That's pretty neat, but doesn't it make more sense to use before_filter in your controller for that stuff so that you can properly handle errors instead of show
by loginx 16y ago
That's pretty neat, but doesn't it make more sense to use before_filter in your controller for that stuff so that you can properly handle errors instead of showing a 404?
- siong1987 16y agoI don't think that the op will want to show a 404 page. If a user is logged in, I will redirect the user to the homepage. Why let the user accesses the login page if the user has already logged in? I guess that is what the op trying to do.
- joe_the_user 16y agoSo they can log in as a different user? So they can use the back arrow and go to the page they at before login redirected them? I found Drupal's hiding of the login page once I was logged to be truly annoying on a site I regularly visited (till it was apparently changed recently).
- steveklabnik 16y agoYou're assuming all requests actually go through to the rails app: what if you have, say, a Sinatra app mounted at '/documentation' and you'd like to check the constraints for that?