This question relates to this SO question and answer (rails-3-ssl-deprecation
) where its suggested to handle ssl in rails 3 using routes.rb and routes like:
resources :sessions, :constraints => { :protocol => "https" }
# Redirect /foos and anything starting with /foos/ to https.
match "foos(/*path)", :to => redirect { |_, request| "https://" + request.host_with_port + request.fullpath }
My problem is that links use relative paths(i think thats the correct term) and once I'm on a https page all the other links to other pages on the site then use https.
1) Whats the best way to get back to http for pages where https isn't required? Do I have to setup redirects for all them(I hope note) or is there a better way. Would the redirects be like this:
match "foos(/*path)", :to => redirect { |_, request| "http://" + request.host_with_port + request.fullpath }
2) If redirects back to http are required, how do I handle a case where I want all methods to be http except one? ie foos(/*path) would be for all foos methods. But say I wanted foos/upload_foos to use ssl. I know how to require it
scope :constraints => { :protocol => "https" } do
match 'upload_foos' => 'foos#upload_foos', :via => :post, :as => :upload_foos
end
but if I put in the http redirect to the foos path what happens to https upload_foos?
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