Feb 5, 2010 -
Coderkitty, Programming, Ruby on Rails
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Coderkitty, Programming, Ruby on Rails
No Comments Forcing urls to use https
I found this extremely useful:
1 2 3 | def redirect_to_ssl redirect_to url_for params.merge({:protocol => 'https://'}) unless request.ssl? end |
Put this in your application controller and call
1 | before_filter :redirect_to_ssl |
on every controller that would require ssl. You can pick which actions would only require this by extending your before_filter declaration as such:
1 | before_filter :redirect_to_ssl, :only => [:new, :purchase] |
or even by exclusion, whichever is more convenient for your case:
1 | before_filter :redirect_to_ssl, :except => [:show] |
PS: There are other resources too, such as this one (that could be of help): http://fuadcse.blogspot.com/2009/01/redirecting-http-request-to-https-in.html

