Question

For example, http://foo.myapp.com/bar/23 would render FooController#bar.

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Solution

Check out the plugin subdomain_fu

OTHER TIPS

I have been using subdomain_fu for quite a while. Recently I discovered subdomain_routes that seems to be a really powerful alternative.

I am using subdomain_routes with complex routing and it appears to make the application very slow.

In Rails 3.2, one can route subdomains easily in the routes.rb file.

constraints :subdomain => 'foo' do
  resources :bar
end
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